Sentence examples for to prevent on from inspiring English sources

Treatment is limited to surgery (often replacement of the affected joint), and strategies to prevent ON are badly needed.

In the same vein the rules on good practice [11] define distance requirements between GMO and non-GMO crops to prevent on the one hand the contamination of neighbouring fields (thus protecting economic concerns of the non-GMO farmer) and on the other hand the presence of transgens in wildflowers (thus preventing environmental risks, c.f. Section 16b (3) No. 2 GenTG).

The number needed to treat to prevent on death at one year follow-up was 38, assuming a 20% one year mortality rate among controls.

Lastly, syphilis treatment alone is estimated to prevent on average a maximum of 6% of new HIV infections over 10 years (Table 4C).

A report by Rights Watch (UK), to be released on Wednesday, is expected to warn that children are being referred to Prevent on the basis of arbitrary decisions made by teachers who have received poor training.

Maribor's goalkeeper Handanovic had performed well in the opening minutes, making a fabulous one-handed save to prevent on-loan Manchester United midfielder Powell from giving the Latics an early lead.

Design is delightfully intricate: trigger hooks and metal loops give various bike and body attachment options and there's built-in elastic loops for bungee straps, to prevent on-bike bouncing.

Only 2 trials (n = 71) evaluated the effectiveness of long-term, low-dose antibiotics to prevent on-treatment UTI.

Queue storage at a metered freeway on-ramp is an essential design element for metered on-ramps to prevent on-ramp queue from extending beyond on-ramps.

Since then, it has been applied successfully for multiple protein targets, including GPCRs, for the development of lead compounds with slow dissociation kinetics (i.e. long target residence time) to increase in vivo efficacy or with short residence time to prevent on-target associated side effects.

Having more cops in schools is supposed to prevent on-campus crime and keep students safe from shootings and other violence.