Sentence examples for preventive aims from inspiring English sources
For older people preventive aims are often minimal considering their age and polypathology, which is in contrast with guidelines talking about one specific disease.
However, in humans the exposure to carcinogens is chronic and we should recognize that even with preventive aims it is unexpected that a treatment could precede the exposure to carcinogens, which was the reason why we adopt the present protocol.
Giga, Cooper and Faragher [ 23] found that most common stress management interventions are 'secondary preventive', aimed at the individual level and comprised stress management and coping techniques.
The preventive aim in this situation is to minimize the immunosuppression to reduce the risk of secondary infections, and to promote healing and tissue repair.
The studies' counterintuitive findings are in agreement with prior research by Schlievert indicating that cell-surface antigens, which are frequently used to create bacterial vaccines, are a poor choice for preventives aimed at S. aureus because of the organism's particular way of causing disease, he says.
Preventive healthcare aims at reducing the likelihood and severity of potentially life-threatening illnesses by protection and early detection.
Here, the condition based preventive maintenance aims at strengthening the rail mode of transport through an optimized scheduling of maintenance actions taking account of the actual infrastructure condition and its expected further degradation.
The preventive program aims to reduce the frequency of violent behavior of teachers and caretakers toward children and students, through the increasing use of new practices guided by New Way Discipline (NWD).
408 of Civil Code to designate the Guardian for the future would produce its effects only on a private level, not postulating the intervention of the Court, consequently the preventive designation aims to enhance the relationship of trust between the appointer and the person chosen.
All these factors must be taken into account in the design of preventive programmes aimed at vulnerable populations such as CSWs.
Improved knowledge of the comorbidities of highly prevalent chronic health problems, such as dementia, would facilitate the design of preventive strategies aimed at slowing or avoiding the rapid clinical and functional deterioration which afflicts patients with this index disease [ 17].
