Sentence examples for not capable of preventing from inspiring English sources

Even in the towns that are currently under opposition control, the army and intelligence services are never far away, and the government's recent attacks show that the opposition fighters are not capable of preventing these forces from entering the towns.

Transverse reinforcement is not capable of preventing sliding shear failure when flexural cracks propagate across the entire depth of the beam between stirrups (Paulay and Priestley 1992).

However, conventional pretreatment (coagulation/filtration) or even the advanced membrane (MF/UF) pretreatment processes which are used to attain the desired level of feed water quality are not capable of preventing fouling completely.

Current drugs are not capable of preventing all fatalities, thus indicating the need for alternative treatment strategies.

Cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12), however, is ineffective as an antidote and is not capable of preventing cyanide toxicity.

As expected, the siRNAs, although greatly decreasing the output of virus progeny, were not capable of preventing already infected cells from cell death.

Why antiepileptic drugs in clinical trials have failed to stop PTE from developing is not clear, but several explanations have been offered: for example, the drugs may simply not be capable of preventing epilepsy, or the drug trials may have been set up in a way that did not allow a benefit of the drugs to be found (e.g. drugs may have been given too late or in inadequate doses).

Just War Theory in itself does not appear capable of preventing Christians from being swayed by their loyalties to nation or party or president, or by their passions of anger and grief and fear, such as those that swept our nation after 9/11.

This inventory of infecting Leptospira serogroups revealed that current vaccines in France are not fully capable of preventing the clinical form of the disease.

Ayral and others 1 concluded that the inventory of infecting Leptospira serogroups revealed that current vaccines in France are not fully capable of preventing leptospirosis.

This study strengthens the translational evidence for MR as an effective intervention feasible in humans, and treatments that are not only capable of preventing but also treating metabolic dysfunction in adults are urgently needed, due to the rising prevalence of metabolic syndrome (Ford et al., 2004).