Sentence examples for prevented subject from inspiring English sources

One previous study indicates that up to 39% of pre-hospital deaths from road crashes can be prevented, subject to timely access to first aid or emergency care [ 29].

The Clinical Global Impression of disease symptoms was assessed at all visits from baseline onwards by investigators asking participants to rate disease symptoms on the following scale: not present (none), present but not bothersome (mild), bothersome (moderate), interfered with normal activities (severe) or prevented subject from continuing with normal activities (incapacitating).

This prevented subjects from preparing the response movement during the period when they were watching the actor's movements.

Furthermore, the location of the targets prevented subjects to get sensorimotor experience associated with the boundary of their reachable space.

Although past studies have revealed deficits in the coordination of digit forces during grasping in PD (e.g., [19] [23]), these studies have been performed with grip devices that prevented subjects from choosing digit position on the object.

Fixation of the test finger prevented subjects from explorative finger movements.

This prevented cognitive factors as those mentioned above to bias our results, but importantly, it also prevented subjects of using these landmarks to estimate moving speed.

Numerous technical barriers prevented subjects from accessing the diagnostic aid in the majority of eligible patients in whom they sought diagnostic assistance.

Other systemic symptoms were considered mild if they did not interfere with normal daily activities, moderate if they resulted in some interference with normal daily activities, and severe if they prevented subjects from engaging in normal daily activities.

Further potential benefit from system usage was compromised in this study due to many reasons: unavailability of computers, poor Internet access, and slow network connections frequently prevented subjects from accessing the DDSS.

Three short breaks were included to prevent subject fatigue.