Sentence examples for prevent the trend from inspiring English sources

Governments can prevent the trend to inequality overwhelming the UK economy, but only if committed to doing so.

"As long as Washington is not doing anything to prevent the trend line that is in place now, it will spur more state efforts," said Gary Bauer, chairman of the Campaign for Working Families, a political action committee that supports the efforts.

30 minutes of pre-warming did not prevent the trends of decrease of core temperature from heat loss to cold environment in the INR suite.

As the directions of socio-economic disparity in obesity are opposite between developing and developed countries [ 3], we speculate that the trends will continue to converge and finally result in a reversed disparity (i.e., lower SES groups having higher prevalence of obesity than higher SES groups) if there is no interventions to prevent the trends.

But I believe we can prevent the rising trend in obesity in the UK and across the world.

Such a marked increase needs immediate strategies to prevent the rising trend and increasing number of unnecessary CS.

TLGS is a population based study, conducted to determine the prevalence of non-communicable diseases among Tehranian's urban population and to develop population-based measures to decrease the prevalence and prevent the rising trend of diabetes mellitus and dyslipidemia.

Therefore, the choice of an effective treatment for IDD with minimal adverse effects on individuals is particularly important to prevent the degenerative trend of IDD and relieve pain in patients.

WHO recommends countries to develop governmental strategies and policies to promote healthy diets and physical activity levels in order to prevent the increasing trends in the prevalence overweight and obesity.

Above all, this approach would prevent the current downward trend in inflation from becoming an actual deflationary spiral.At the moment, the risk of deflation for the euro zone is real.

Obesity tracks through the life cycle [ 2, 30] suggesting that early identification and primary prevention is key to reversing and preventing the upward trend into adult obesity and its potential future burden of illness [ 31].