Sentence examples for prevent the consequence from inspiring English sources

Depletion of Treg cells actually delayed the progress of lung fibrosis, but did not prevent the consequence of silica-induced lung fibrosis.

The adoption of plans and interventions that address the differential demographic impact of influenza may help to partially prevent the consequence of social inequalities on disease outcomes [ 1, 11].

Early intervention can prevent the consequences of early adversity.

This should be treated seriously as an opportunity to prevent the consequences of the global diabetes epidemic now apparent.

While it might seem convoluted to offer a drug to prevent the consequences of overtreatment, that is the situation in the country today, others say.

Despite health and safety legislation and ergonomics regulations for several years many Swedish companies are still unable to effectively prevent the consequences of poor ergonomics.

The Cafe project works with the families of offenders and with people who have experienced domestic abuse, recognising they need extra support to prevent the consequences of the abuse or offending from damaging the rest of the family.

Since climate change affects the raw materials we buy, we are affected by it and if we don't prevent the consequences that have been predicted, they will have a real impact for our business".

Control of body mass index, blood glucose and lipid levels, as well as blood pressure, is required to prevent the consequences of the metabolic syndrome, including cardiovascular events and cardiovascular death.

But where predecessor Graham Taylor was out of his depth, Glenn Hoddle too clever for his own good, and Keegan an accident waiting to happen, this time the guilt has to rest with a coach who clutched the comfort blanket of all-out defence and then was powerless to prevent the consequences of his caution".

The remaining checks of the preventive kind, are the sort of intercourse which renders some of the women of large towns unprolific: a general corruption of morals with regard to the sex, which has a similar effect; unnatural passions and improper arts to prevent the consequences of irregular connections.