Sentence examples for preventing invasion from inspiring English sources

He said Brazil contacted the U.S. through its embassy in Washington as well as the U.S. Embassy in the Brazilian capital, Brasilia, and will launch "U.N. initiatives aimed at prohibiting abuse and preventing invasion of privacy of virtual network users... in order to ensure cyber security that protects citizens' rights and preserves the sovereignty of all countries".

Such an approach may have the added benefit of preventing invasion by other skin colonising pathogens such as S. pyogenes, which employ similar mechanisms of internalisation [11].

In mucoid AA43 strain the capsule may act as a physical barrier thus partially preventing invasion by host phagocytes and can also mask the LPS molecules to prevent complement deposition, as observed in other microorganisms, such as E. coli, Haemophilus influenzae and Klebsiella pneumoniae [21], [22], [23].

As we know, bone and skin protect and support the body, preventing invasion of harmful substances.

Once established, Phragmites is difficult to remove; preventing invasion may be more efficient than control.

Paclitaxel also proved to be remarkably effective in preventing invasion in a co-culture system in which tumour spheroids were confronted with fetal rat brain cell aggregates.

At the moment, we are not very good at preventing invasions.

Maybe change it to something like "For example, if early preventative efforts had been funded to prevent invasion of the rusty crayfish..., $6 million USD in fisheries harvest revenue during the 30 years since invasion may have been protected.

Antibodies can bind to these molecules to prevent invasion.

These bacteria work together symbiotically, producing enough acetic acid to prevent invasion by other organisms.

They were, after all, instruments to prevent invasion and bloodshed, not there to be admired for physical beauty.