Sentence examples for may prevent such from inspiring English sources
Consideration of this concept in forthcoming drug design, screening, and testing programs may prevent such failures in the future.
The previous spurt in car sales in 1991-92 was followed by years of single-digit growth, but strong private demand may prevent such a slowdown this time.
Some activists said Mr. Assad's forces had intensified a campaign of deadly violence and intimidation partly because the impending arrival of the monitors may prevent such action in coming days.
As with secondary mutations in BRCA1/2, loss of methylation of BRCA1 under treatment pressure disables a therapeutic mechanism of response, suggesting that earlier introduction of PARPi therapy in the disease trajectory may prevent such resistance mechanisms emerging under treatment pressure.
Smart anomaly detection schemes may prevent such outbreaks, as well as a reduction of market shares of operating systems.
There is also a conventional perception that fluid or electrolyte imbalances are a cause of nausea, a common symptom during ultramarathons [2 7], and that sodium intake may prevent such symptoms [8].
Cultural practices may also prevent such examinations, as e.g. in China, Pacific Islands and West Africa, where the placenta may be of high symbolic and spiritual importance, and should be eaten or buried at specific sites.
Radio frequency tags -- transponders about the size of a bar of soap -- may help prevent such assaults.
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Engagement in regular physical activity may ameliorate or prevent such adverse effects and enhance quality of life [ 8- 13].
Metcalf and Croft contend that these cases need not have happened and that prudent "integrated pest management" may prevent future such occurrences.
