Sentence examples for preventive character from inspiring English sources

(9) Sociological predictions are co-determinants in the occurrence of the predicted event, for instance a position in the stock market or a political revolution (ibid., 405); the prediction may have a reinforcing or a preventive character (he wrote about self-fulfilling prophecies as early as 1921, in his polemic against Spengler; Neurath 1921).

Seventy-four percent of interviewees mentioned the preventive character of vaccines and all participants affirmed that they would accept HPV vaccination after delivery.

Among others, a revised programme document was prepared, which more clearly identified the two major axes of the programme strategy, i.e. a strong preventive character and an important learning component.

The salutary social value of this rule is preventive in character since it often permits a defamed person to expose the groundless character of a defamatory rumor before harm to the reputation has resulted therefrom". Id. § 569, Comment b, p. 166.

But value can also be preventive in character such as increasing interactivity between pupils, thereby reducing hazing and bullying (Trivselsleder).

CART is a branch of the decision trees (DTs) algorithms, which have been applied extensively in the literature for preventive control design due to their transparent character of interpreting inference procedures.

This proactive character of the model adds a strong preventive element to the process.

Whether the vaccine is therapeutic or preventive, it is clear that future success will depend on the character of the tumor antigen targeted by the vaccine.

Good futuristic fiction, whether utopian or dystopian, requires corrective or preventive grounding in the present, both in its themes and its characters.

Part of the approach will be preventive.

CTLA4-FasL gene delivery by recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV) vector in joint, provided more powerfully preventive effects than mature FasL on rat adjuvant-induced arthritis (AIA) as reflected in clinical signs and typically histological characters.