Sentence examples for manner that prevents from inspiring English sources

If you want a sense of the violation, and feeling of isolation, that can occur when this is not the case, read recommendation No. 8: "Nondisclosure orders should never be issued in a manner that prevents the recipient of the order from seeking legal counsel in order to challenge the order's legality".

Hyperacetylation of nuclear proteins alters the chromatin organization of the bone tissue specific osteocalcin gene promoter in a manner that prevents vitamin D-mediated transcriptional upregulation.

Generalising the particle shifting approach of Xu et al. (2009) [31], the algorithm is based upon Fick's law of diffusion and shifts particles in a manner that prevents highly anisotropic distributions and the onset of numerical instability.

The geometry projection is defined in a manner that prevents the singular optima phenomenon widely reported in the literature, and that effectively considers stresses only on the geometric components and not on the void region.

Many synthetic or natural biomaterials have been developed for this purpose and are used to deliver wound therapeutics in a controlled manner that prevents unwanted and potentially harmful side-effects.

Based on the limitations associated with targeting virally-encoded molecules, we have taken an orthogonal approach of targeting host pathways in a manner that prevents viral propagation or spares the host from virus-mediated pathogenicity.

The Eric Abetz who quoted chapter and verse from Odgers in condemning this committee is the same man who helped engineer a fiddling of committee rules between 2006 and 2009 in a manner that prevented the opposition from chairing any of them.

How many times did I pass up on an opportunity to do something kind, complete a worthy task, intervene in a manner that prevented another from getting hurt, or perform a simple and life-altering act of forgiveness?

User passwords were stored in a secure manner, "hashed" in a way that prevents them from being easily reused by attackers; and the site connected over SSL, which prevented a man-in-the-middle attack on a particular user.

M. Forster," in which he called Forster "the only living novelist who can be read again and again," and "who, after each reading," gives us "the sensation of having learned something," wrote, satisfyingly: It is Forster's manner, no doubt, that prevents a greater response to his work.

I never know what he might say; he seems to lack the filter that prevents his less voluble colleagues from displaying their biases in such a flagrant manner.