Sentence examples for that are averted from inspiring English sources

We define the effectiveness as the proportion of events of each type that are averted.

For all vaccine distribution systems, the proportion of uncomplicated episodes that are averted in this transmission setting is lower than for deaths and severe episodes (Figure S1a c).

Other outcomes are shown in Table 4, including the percentage of deaths due to cervical cancer that are averted by screening and the lifetime rate of detection of high-grade CIN.

The costs included the direct costs to the health care system of providing hepatitis B vaccination and the direct medical costs of hepatitis B related illness and complications that are averted by preventing HBV infection.

An intervention targeted at one or more high risk subgroups, in particular individuals with high pre-intervention viral loads and/or prevalent risk behaviors could pay up to $2,241 per quarter (Table  1) while still being offset by future HIV-related costs that are averted.

The proportion of reinfections that are averted due to strain-specific immunity (bottom row, panels E, F) is constant across incidence rates in both models.

Monthly payments soared, raising the threat of defaults and bank failures that was averted only with a joint rescue last year by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund — at a cost of 52 billion euros, or about $66 billion.

Once again, Oviedo were plunged into crisis, one that was averted in a highly publicised international share issue that secured both the club's future and ultimately its hipster status.

STANDING UP TO THE BANKS The law requires the commission to investigate each failure of a major financial institution during the crisis, such as Lehman Brothers, and each major failure that was averted by assistance from the Treasury.

Let's see the documents of the interviews detailing and revealing the threats and imminent plots that were averted.

That was averted last week only after an expensive 8.5% pay increase, phased but still more than the airline can afford.