Sentence examples for preventing in from inspiring English sources

But "where they have failed is in preventing, in their leadership position, a proper scientific debate of the issues that we and others have raised".

Labour MP John Mann told the Telegraph the latest batch of honours was "more reward for failure, an irritation that needs preventing in the future".

The trouble with this is that it risks provoking the very sectarian conflict Sinn Féin (alongside others, including working-class loyalists) has been successfully preventing in flashpoint areas all around Belfast in recent years.

These CO2 species can easily react with the surface carbon deposits under CO2-reforming reaction conditions, preventing in this way catalyst deactivation.

This study shows that by engineering the salinity of the drilling mud, the amount of free gas to be produced from marine GHBS can be controlled, preventing in this way further wellbore instability issues.

Thus, during long term culture the growing tissue is exposed to always fresh medium preventing in parallel an un-physiological accumulation of metabolic products and an overshoot of paracrine factors.

While rejecting the challenge to the statute, the Supreme Court was nonetheless constrained to note that while the law was aimed preventing "in-person voter impersonation at polling places," the record of the case "contains no evidence of any such fraud actually occurring in Indiana at any time in its history".

Failure analysis of cone bit bearing seals is important in reducing production cost and preventing in-service component failure.

Clinical trials have shown drug-eluting stents (DES) to be superior to bare metal stents (BMS) in preventing in-stent restenosis and target vessel revascularization.

Nanotechnology may improve coronary stent applications by promoting endothelial recovery on a stent surface utilizing bio-mimetic nanofibrous scaffolds, and also by preventing in-stent restenosis using nanoparticle-based delivery of drugs that are decoupled from stents.

The functional design, selection and use of materials aimed at preventing in-service failures depends, therefore, on finding testing methods, standards and approaches appropriate to real operating conditions guided by analysis of material performance under those conditions.