Sentence examples for may prevent true from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis is that risk factors may exist for progressive knee OA, but that flaws in study design and the measure of disease progression may prevent true detection of risk factors [ 47].

First, "noisy" influenza data or inaccurate ICD-10 coding may prevent a true association from being found.

And may such condition be not only benign but also prevent true diabetes and its complications?

The small number of cases leads to a relative lack of power, which may prevent the identification of true Tourette syndrome/chronic tic disorder risk factors that are uncommon in the study population (e.g. twin or premature births).

Twitter said about the deal "For many, their first online experience will be on a mobile device – but the cost of data may prevent them from experiencing the true power of the Internet.

However, the lack of informative nuclear markers in most of these studies may prevent the recovery of the true evolutionary history of the group [eg. [ 20, 21], and makes it difficult to ascertain if these lineages correspond to species complexes or not.

Berners-Lee fears that limited definitions of "riches" may prevent the Web from realising its true potential.

But the government's extraordinary security measures may prevent any large gathering and make it difficult to assess the true depth of Ms. Bhutto's following.

It is also true that if there were similarities with their spectacular break-out in Germany, there were also differences that may prevent another crash-and-burn denouement.

"Good news, coffee may prevent Alzheimer's".

Consuming the ejaculate may prevent moisture loss.