Sentence examples for prevention derived from inspiring English sources

His interest in poison prevention derived in part from the influence of Dr. Wilburt C. Davison, the first dean of Duke School of Medicine.

The wisdom of Alzheimer's prevention, derived from the famous Nun Study at the University of Minnesota, and the Religious Orders Study, at Rush University in Chicago, has been piling up for a decade or two, but is rarely put into practice.

The ICERs were even lower in the scenario of adherence rates of CHD prevention treatment derived from the literature without considering the expected positive effect of genetic information on the motivation to adhere to risk-reducing behaviors and treatment based on published results for other conditions [ 51, 52].

Genetically engineered toxoids have been shown to function as potential vaccine candidates in the prevention of Clostridium derived infectious diseases.

This study presents a conceptual framework and survey of the state of the art of technology-based fall prevention systems which is derived from a systematic template analysis of studies presented in contemporary research literature.

He emphasizes that all the advances in average life expectancy that have been derived from prevention and cures for diseases have not told us anything about the fundamental etiology of aging.

In stark contrast to those who argue that researchers have accumulated a trove of knowledge about aging, Hayflick insists that "We know very little if not zero about the fundamental cause of aging". He emphasizes that all the advances in average life expectancy that have been derived from prevention and cures for diseases have not told us anything about the fundamental etiology of aging.

The costs averted by disease prevention (component E) were derived from the literature.

By implementing a specific, protocol-based approach to disease prevention, supported by experimentally derived data, we hope to provide public health officials with an effective, spatially explicit, prophylactic method for reducing infection risk.

Temperature data were supplied by the Regional Agency for environmental prevention and protection and derived from 14 monitoring stations located in different areas of the Veneto Region: 12 on plain (<300 m) and 2 on hill (300-600 m).

The increase in cell viability may be derived from prevention of the well-known toxic effects caused by the main E1A splice isoforms, which eventually drive cells into apoptosis (Cuconati et al., 2002; Lowe and Ruley, 1993; White, 2001).