Sentence examples for prevent probable from inspiring English sources

Due to the presence of urban structures and public facilities adjacent to the excavation sites, which in some cases are highly important, the use of a support system with good and safe performance that can prevent probable losses is essential.

Therefore, it seems that education about the signs and transmission method of this disease to high risk groups will help greatly to reduce the prevalence of scabies and prevent probable future epidemy.

Why do the scientists not use their colossal brain power, time and funding to prevent our probable extinction, coming soon to a landmass near you? "You're so naïve if you think the money saved would go in a more worthy direction," says Fielding, bleak as ever.

Some soil moisture conservation measures such as precision irrigation should be taken to prevent the probable land degradation and agricultural disasters in these areas.

The PS-20 was fixed on a glass plate to prevent any probable penetration of liquid into its back from the sides.

So, hip fracture risk should be assessed in individuals who are at a risk for an osteoporotic hip fracture to provide proper plans to prevent future probable fractures.

Four final categories were used: 'Yes' (hospital admission prevented); 'Yes probable'Improbableble'; and 'No' (see Additional file 1 for definitions).

By controlling the reaction conditions, the temperature of the whole reaction system could be lower than 30°C, preventing the probable effect of high temperature on the morphology, particle size, and crystallinity of the crystals [ 13, 39].

However, in the presented case, an intact humoral response did not prevent progression to probable chronic C. burnetii infection, most likely because essential cellular immune responses were suppressed during the acute phase of the infection.

However, in the presented case, an intact humoral response did not prevent progression to probable chronic C. burnetii infection, most likely because essential cellular immune responses were suppressed in the acute phase of the infection.

Certain exclusion criteria exist, which if present, prevent diagnosis of probable AD.