Sentence examples for our preventative from inspiring English sources

Dr. Daniel L. Engeljohn, who writes regulations and inspection procedures for the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the Agriculture Department, said, "We still believe our preventative measures, put in place over a decade ago, provide a safe beef product for the American consumer".

Regarding asbestos, our preventative measures and practical responses are decades behind, despite the fact that there has been ample pathological and epidemiological evidence establishing the risks with exposure.

The results of ongoing research may strengthen our preventative capabilities and help to limit further the number of patients who currently develop NP, with a reduction in medical care costs.

In our "average" preventative measure case discussed above, for a vaccination case scenario with 25% vaccine coverage and 75% vaccine efficacy against infection, the model estimates that at 52 additional cases of MRSA infection could be averted annually in a hospital setting with 6815 doses of vaccine, assuming 0% vaccine efficacy against colonization.

Social division over the Muslim question in Europe is becoming more important, and our approach to preventative policies needs rethinking.

Our work is preventative, understanding crimes and their causes.

"There is also a real advantage to devolving working-age and child benefits, as it would allow us to design a better, more coherent system that fits with existing Scottish services and our radical approach to preventative spending and early intervention".

Putting interventions to treat aging on the market would mean a fundamental shift in our medical system, towards preventative medicine.

"More than 5,500 lives are lost every year and more than 157,000 people are hospitalised," FARE points out on its website, "making alcohol one of our nation's greatest preventative health challenges".

Our goal: to take preventative steps to reduce the threats posed by climate change by creating sustainable models for climate-friendly communities and cities, and create a response to the realities of global warming.

In addition, the historic lack of standardisation for numerous important co-interventions that confound the associations of interest (eg, ventilator management, transfusion and resuscitation practices) has also limited our ability to test preventative strategies.