Sentence examples for preventative capacity from inspiring English sources

Paul Smith, the officer who helps Neville manage the unit, told me that from time to time the super-recognizers are assigned to concerts and street festivals in a "preventative capacity".

This is because preventative capacity is not only about technical knowledge, but about how well the different parts of health and sanitation systems work together and interact with local dynamics, such as preference for tradition healers or stigma, for example.

There is considerable interest in the capacity of dietary ascorbate to act in a preventative capacity in addition to its proposed role at pharmacological doses in cancer treatment 46, 48, 49.

At the time of the present survey there is still no direct scientific evidence that core exercises can reduce injury risk in top-level footballers, although evidence from other top-level football codes suggest some preventative capacity.

However, in many parts of the country this is now changing, with more Fire and Rescue Services working with partners in their local community in a preventative capacity to ensure the early identification, safety and wellbeing of the most vulnerable populations.

However, justice can have a positive impact on peace and security: this is what the U.N. secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, calls the "shadow of the Court" — its preventative role, and its capacity to diffuse potentially tense situations that could lead to violence by setting a clear line of accountability.

As an additional limitation, we showed that currently-used outbreak definitions vary widely in their capacity to enable effective preventative outbreak measures such as early detection and early response (Lowe et al., 2014; Chowell et al., 2008).

The capacity to take a primary preventative approach to the health of children and families by GPs is limited by the increasing demands to manage chronic disease.

Our data suggests there is capacity to improve the use of evidence based secondary preventative measures in this group.

At the Floating Pool, beautifully designed by Jonathan Kirschenfeld with its dramatic and symbolically resonant views — Rikers Island in one direction, the Manhattan skyline in another — trouble has been minimal, a fact owing to the ennobling capacity of good architecture or, perhaps more realistically, to engaged, preventative policing.

Hospital level is defined by the Chinese government based on clinical resource capacity: secondary hospitals have >100 inpatient beds, acute medical care, and preventative care services for populations of >100,000, whereas tertiary hospitals are larger referral centers in provincial capitals and major cities.