Sentence examples for prevention window from inspiring English sources

Childhood and adolescence are key suicide prevention window periods, yet knowledge of suicide prevention pathways through universal interventions is limited (Aspirational Goal 11).

Finally, it was shown that during the course of HSV-1 infection, there is an apoptosis "prevention window" between 3 and 6 h post infection (hpi) in which infected cell antiapoptotic factors are produced [ 12, 17, 35].

It is possible that we missed the window of prevention since it has been reported that rapamycin is better for prevention than treatment [ 29].

When time till target is too long, the time window for prevention of toxicity of hyperglycemia may have passed and irreversible damage may already have occurred [ 22].

The fact that national health authorities in both countries simultaneously have taken initiatives to enhance primary care prevention efforts represents a window of opportunity, for conducting a 'natural experiment'.

Because placental expulsion is a critical window for the prevention of PPH, various preventive interventions during this stage have been proposed.

As a "mobile dad" himself, Mr. Lee says not only that parents are "at their most cognitively challenged (tired, in a new situation)" during a child's first few years, but that those years are a critical window for obesity prevention.

The processing window for carbide prevention has been established through X-ray diffraction by a systematic variation of the milling parameters.

We therefore assessed the growth potential of minipig embryonic skin precursors, the capacity of generating integrity skin and the possible safe window time for prevention of teratoma risk after transplantion of minipig embryonic skin precursors.

Because age at the onset of exercise training may affect the training response, it is possible that aerobic exercise training may result in different Elv responses in younger women, and there may be a sex-specific role of age at exercise onset in disease prevention, i.e., a "window of opportunity" in which women may improve ventricular performance in a similar manner as young and older men.

3 The first year of life is therefore an important window for primary prevention of obesity.