Sentence examples for sections to prevent from inspiring English sources

The catalyst bed is flanked by inert end sections to prevent the occurence of the reverse reaction.

It can be helpful to place something between the already built sections to prevent sliding.

In a hospital's risk analysis, it makes sense for many babies to have their vision briefly, sometimes unnecessarily, blurred to prevent a single case of blindness, or for a certain number of women to undergo unnecessary C-sections to prevent a single neonatal death.

$60 pays for a Caesarean section to prevent fistula.

Later cores also included a ring with a triangular cross-section to prevent jets forming in the gap between them.

In 1963, work was completed on stabilising a 42 mile sandy section to prevent vehicles from becoming bogged, a 29 mile section was realigned to avoid the Fortescue River floodplain, and 25 mile between Marble Bar and Port Hedland was also realigned to minimise the effects of wet weather.

13 We have refined this finding by showing a tight relationship between IT-DM and elective caesarean section to prevent maternal-fetal complications.

Twelve consecutive pregnant women (mean age 31 years; range 25 38) with uterine scarring and placenta previa and/or placenta accreta underwent UAE in conjunction with cesarean section to prevent intrapartum hemorrhage.

In general, women with pre-pregnancy HSV-2 seropositivity have a reduced risk of neonatal transmission, attributed to the passage of transplacental antibodies to the foetus, but women with a recurrent herpes episode at delivery generally undergo caesarean section to prevent transmission to the neonate [ 3- 5].

The left saphenous nerve (contralateral to inflammation), which innervates the hind-limb including the knee joint, was dissected free from connective tissue at a point proximal to the knee joint and sectioned to prevent recording afferent activity from more distal parts of the rat hind-limb.

Choose gloves with elastic around the wrist section to prevent materials from coming into direct contact with your hands.