In conclusion, accumulating evidence suggests the modification of dietary habits as an effective strategy for the alleviation of many AGE-related disorders; however, the evidence, though highly suggestive, is still insufficient to prompt precautions.
The hurricane prompted standard precautions in the Bahamas and Florida, although it did not affect the region.
Legal authorities are asked to take prompt precautions, which can include property seizures or freezing of assets if the enterprises taken to court are facing temporary financial strains.
They note that the significant nature of Hurricane Patricia and its historic nature prompted evacuations and precautions that likely saved lives.
Because various HDAC inhibitors have been tested and put to practical use for cancer treatment, our results prompt the precaution that HDAC inhibitors might have unexpected paradoxical pro-atherogenic effects, especially in susceptible subjects with high risk factors.
Foxconn's dormitories are ringed with netting, a precaution prompted by an epidemic of suicides by workers that set off a torrent of bad press for the company and its customers.
That precaution was prompted by the discovery in Latin America of tens of thousands of tubes of tainted toothpaste made in China.
It prompted a flurry of security precautions at stations around the country with less than perfect success.The Urumqi incident was particularly unsettling for China's police.
We also explained that this element can be satisfied by evidence indicating that a warning would have altered the plaintiff's use of the product or prompted the plaintiff to take precautions to avoid the injury.
Such in-house breaches are relatively rare, but the N.S.A. leaks have prompted assessments of the best precautions businesses and government can take, from added checks and balances to increased scrutiny during hiring.
