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The histograms shown in Figures 26 and 27 show that again the attack can be prevented reliably.

Among all carotid Doppler measurements, two cases were excluded because of carotid stenosis and 10 because of poor image quality that prevented to reliably trace the contour of the signal (Fig. 2).

Comparable results emerge for DM to viscera and bone for patients with ERN tumours, while the limited number of events prevented to reliably analyze DM to soft tissue for these patients.

Republicans will do everything they can to prevent the reliably Democratic District from gaining two Senate seats.

Electronic stability control can actually prevent accidents, reliably sensing and correcting a sudden loss of traction or control--something inexperienced drivers are least equipped to handle.

Electronic stability control can actually prevent accidents, reliably sensing and correcting a sudden loss of traction or control something inexperienced drivers are least equipped to handle.

However, experiments in winter time and in climatic chambers revealed that longer periods of light, ∼18 h, were necessary to prevent flowering reliably (data not shown).

Those are challenges that would justify American military action if they could not be reliably prevented by other means.

IN the end, Posner settles into a simpler explanation: while surprise terrorist attacks may be deterred, and their impact blunted by measures like the stocking of vaccines to guard against bioterror attacks, they cannot be reliably prevented.

But the apparent inability of governments and industry groups to curb the level of wrongdoing raises important questions: Why do trust failures continue to occur with such frequency, and how can they be reliably prevented?

This method reliably prevented sleep.