Sentence examples for preemptive means from inspiring English sources

It has become imperative to find alternative ways to treat existing kidney conditions and preemptive means to stave off renal dysfunction.

Non-preemptive means that surgery cannot be stopped in the middle and completed the next day, like an airplane flight cannot be interrupted in the middle.

In preemptive approach Mean time to migrate a job is less compare to non-preemptive approach.

The aforementioned problem can be significantly mitigated by means of preemptive route maintenance [9].

When the signal strength goes below a specified threshold (called the preemptive threshold), then it means that link failure is near to occurring.

A significant reduction in the rate of postoperative infections in patients with elevated PCT serum concentrations was achieved by means of preemptive antibiotic treatment.

However, due to the preemptive service discipline, the mean number of low-priority customers in the queue, as well as the customer loss probability of the low-priority class are increasing at a greater rate than the corresponding ones for the high-priority class.

The Post, citing people familiar with the appointment, said Cha's nomination was derailed after he expressed concerns about the consideration of a limited, preemptive strike on North Korea meant to send a message to the dictatorship of Kim Jong Un.

Striking Iran first means initiating a preemptive war, attacking them BEFORE they attack Israel.

The terms of 'own' and 'non-own' mean that the preemptive policies with and without ownership, respectively.

Over this time period, 20 patients underwent preemptive vascular access creation (at mean estimated GFR 21 ml/min/1.73 m).