Sentence examples for prevented an absolute from inspiring English sources
A lack of support from the larger Spanish contingent prevented an absolute victory, and the French were able to regroup and reoccupy their siege lines.
We also computed the number of daily doses of prophylaxis needed to prevent 1 infection or disease (DNP) as the total number of doses administered divided by the number of influenza infections or diseases prevented (the absolute risk difference) (efficiency).
Therefore, although it would still be expected that about half of the AAA-related deaths in men aged 65 years and over in the UK should eventually be prevented, the absolute benefit will not be as large as in MASS.
As expected, the outcomes for deaths prevented show a greater absolute benefit when using a higher-risk population.
Unfortunately this prevented absolute confirmation as to which residues co-ordinate the [4Fe-4S] cluster(s), but emphasises how crucial the native primary structure is to the activity of the enzyme.
It is true that the US constitution builds in checks and balances to prevent the president becoming an absolute monarch.
Sharpton declined to allow such distinctions to prevent him from denouncing an absolute moral wrong, and in doing so he exposed other black leaders, and especially Jackson, to the charge of hypocrisy… If there is one group outside the Rainbow/PUSH sphere which is unquestioningly loyal to Jackson in his time of distress, it is the national Democratic leadership, and with reason.
"Moff Mors is an Imperial who has made some very serious mistakes, but she is an incredibly capable leader and spends much of the book working hard to prevent absolute failure," a recent post reads.
One control group experienced equal absolute reward values for both rewarded substrates, assuming that this would prevent a substrate preference.
Ius publicum Europaeum, in Schmitt's view, had been capable of preventing absolute enmity through an alignment of friend-enemy distinctions with territorial boundaries (Zarmanian 2006).
It serves the greater good and prevents "absolute power from corrupting absolutely".
