The null passwords will also serve to prevent these users from signing in through your IdP.
Trigger warnings serve to prevent panic attacks or flashbacks that impede one's ability to engage in discussion.
Greeting displays are used when one parent relieves the other at the nest, and may serve to prevent aggressive interactions.
True, the cyst might go away, and, even if the blank area stayed, the injection might serve to prevent a worse blank area.
In turn, providing parents with a medical explanation may serve to prevent many lawsuits from being filed in the first place.
As there are a couple of square brick pillars along the walkway, behind which a potential assailant could skulk, the wedge does coincidentally serve to prevent assaults.
Thus, strangely, Marx's premises serve to prevent his conclusions; what was false as prediction is true and effective as warning; and what Mark loses in the estimation of mankind as a scientist he regains as emancipator.
Some background: Taiwan broke away from mainland China in 1949, and the two sides exist in a tense equilibrium, governed by decades of diplomatic agreements that serve to prevent war in Asia.
Finally, stimulation of the hypopharynx with water results in vocal cord closure, a reflex mediated by CN IX that can serve to prevent aspiration from refluxed liquids or boluses that fail to clear the esophagus during deglutition.
The isolation structures can be employed as flexible or rigid connections between movable or fixed components or can serve to prevent the short-circuiting by maintaining the end distance between movable electrodes.
Two types of medications, tricyclic antidepressants and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs; e.g., fluoxetine [Prozac]), though chemically different, both serve to prevent the presynaptic reuptake of serotonin (and in the case of tricyclic antidepressants, norepinephrine as well).
