Sentence examples for revised to prevent from inspiring English sources
He added that "accounting and reimbursement processes are being revised" to prevent similar episodes from occurring.
In 1663 the laws were revised to prevent prices from falling too low, by including import duties when the home price did not exceed a specified level.
It has been suggested that the level of data collection required under the current governance process is unmanageable for clinicians and should be revised to prevent a decline in participation.
Furthermore, under more extreme climate change scenarios involving for example higher sea level rise or widespread desertification, currently planned adaptation will need to be revised to prevent more severe predicted health impacts.
As mentioned above, this sentence has been revised to state "may prevent" rather than "prevents" to indicate that this is a hypothesis.
An important information about these corpora is the fact that they were carefully revised manually to prevent frequent textual problems such as char encoding and inclusion of non-phrasal information.
We rephrased this passage in the revised manuscript to prevent any misunderstandings.
While reviewed or revised policies to prevent maltreatment are a desired result, such policies should have been already in place.
They may also recommend in appropriate cases that steps be taken - such as improving procedures or revising guidance - to prevent similar problems from arising again.
King (5) also recently suggested that this should be revised to TBD = 0.4 × TDD to prevent excess basal insulin treatment.
Information on the CDC's website was revised to raise doubts about the effectiveness of condoms in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS, the report said.
