Sentence examples for prevent outflow from inspiring English sources

Various types of hazardous wastes need engineered barriers to prevent outflow.

We believe that even with cemented prostheses, removal of the rod would not be troublesome as the entrance point of the rod would have healed adequately enough in order to prevent outflow of the cement.

Strategies included increasing and standardizing salaries to attract workers and prevent outflow to the private sector; mobilizing donor funds to improve management capacity and fund incentive packages in order to retain staff in hard to reach areas; reopening training institutions and providing scholarships to increase the pool of available workers.

The model of the diversified banking conglomerate makes less sense in a world where national regulators are trying to prevent outflows of capital and liquidity.

The root of the iris (which is rather thin) is then pushed forward because of increased posterior pressure, which closes the angle and prevents outflow of aqueous humour.

Altering the fuel to be less polluting, preventing outflow during shipping and harbourage, and improving monitoring to reduce emissions need not be costly and will be invaluable in the fight against marine and air pollution as well as climate change.

Due to CSF secreted from the cyst wall or check-valve mechanism, which allows inflow of CSF but prevents outflow, these lesions may grow larger and compress ventricles and foramina [6, 9, 31] (Fig. 10).

This cooling has the effect of intensifying the westerly winds which flow around the continent (the polar vortex) and thus prevents outflow of the cold air near the South Pole.

The haematoma compressed the urethra thereby preventing outflow of urine, which resulted in a 5-cm tear ventrally at the neck of the bladder.

"A dam has cracked," Xinhua News Agency said, and "workers are trying to prevent the outflow of water".

(2) The sympathetic nerves stimulate closure of the ureteric and internal urethral orifices and contraction of the internal sphincter, and their action on the detrusor is inhibitory; i.e., the effect is to prevent bladder outflow.