Sentence examples for preventing administration from inspiring English sources
In the US, where more than 17,000 lobbyists are based in Washington and corporate donations bankroll most political campaigns, Barack Obama signed presidential decrees soon after taking office, barring politicians from accepting gifts from lobbyists and preventing administration officials from entering the industry for a set period after leaving office.
Along with the prediction of preload unresponsiveness, which prevents administration of ineffective fluid boluses, fluid removal contributes to reducing the fluid balance.
The executive order issued by Obama Wednesday prevents administration officials from lobbying the executive branch as long as Obama is president.
Despite its favorable clinical efficacy, dose-limiting side effect (such as neuropathy) of oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy prevents administration of the full efficacious dosage and frequently leads to treatment withdrawal (Avan et al., 2015; Martinez-Balibrea et al., 2015).
The only selection criterion was to prevent administration of the survey to individuals who had previously replied to other college-led surveys to minimise responder fatigue.
However, impaired renal function may prevent administration of gadolinium-based agents due to the risk of nephrogenic systemic sclerosis [ 58, 60].
We used a control electrostimulator identical to the one that provided the electroacupuncture intervention, with the lead modified to prevent administration of electrical stimulation when the stimulator was turned on [ 15].
On December 30th a federal judge sided with the importers, preventing the administration from imposing "threat-based" safeguards.
The measurement of the FVII activity and PT-INR may be helpful for preventing overdose administration.
Therapy was continued until disease progression, concomitant illness preventing further administration, unacceptable toxicity, or patient withdrawal.
Therefore, improvement of supportive care should be undertaken in this more fragile group to minimize side effects, preventing incomplete administration of chemotherapy, and thereby possibly prolonging survival.
