Sentence examples for prevented exclusive from inspiring English sources

This prevented exclusive analysis of patients with endosonographic T3 tumours, to establish the relative influence of the radiological factors other than EUS T stage, that may be predictive of CRM involvement.

In Italy this approach may well contribute to the relatively high 'any' human milk feeding rates, but the existence of restricted visiting hours and routine use of bottles prevented exclusive mother's own milk feeding, and feeding from the breast at discharge from NICU.

Most of such childhood diarrhea and subsequently deaths, could be prevented by exclusive breastfeeding [ 1, 3, 6].

The most common causes of mortality are pneumonia and diarrhoea, together accounting for over 30% of child deaths [ 2, 3], but these diseases may in part be prevented by exclusive breastfeeding [ 4].

DaimlerChrysler was accused in 1999 of violating union rules by preventing its exclusive dealer networks in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain from selling Mercedes passenger cars to nonresidents of those countries, in an effort to stem the tide of shoppers seeking cheaper prices abroad.

Brooks' photographs were published in a wide range of newspapers, including the Daily Mirror, and the Manchester Guardian; his contract with the Royal Family prevented him from selling exclusive rights to any particular publication.

This study estimated that 53% of diarrhoea morbidity could be prevented each month by exclusive breastfeeding and 31% by partial breastfeeding.

The authors also observed that 27% of LRTIs could be prevented each month by exclusive breastfeeding and 25% by partial breastfeeding (27).

He also highlighted the importance of preventing pneumonia through exclusive breastfeeding, washing hands with soap and water and ensuring prompt treatment of children with respiratory illnesses.

He also encouraged them to prevent pneumonia through exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of a baby's life, washing hands with soap and clean water and ensuring prompt treatment of children with respiratory illnesses.

Scientific studies have shown that up to 13 per cent of deaths among children under the age of five could be prevented by universal practice of exclusive breastfeeding for six months.