Sentence examples for way by preventing from inspiring English sources

Both Plavix — the world's second-best selling drug after Lipitor — and prasugrel work in the same way, by preventing platelets in the blood from forming clots.

The main results of the assessment showed that all investigated systems affect cyclist safety in a positive way by preventing fatalities and injuries.

The tumour microenvironment can promote drug resistance in a passive way, by preventing penetration of drugs into the tumour or in an active way by secreting protective cytokines or changing gene transcription within the tumour cells to override the cytotoxic effects of anti-cancer agents (Meads et al, 2008).

Prevention and treatment Malaria is controlled in two ways: by preventing the infection and by promptly treating it when it does occur.

Aspirin was thought to benefit patients in two ways: by preventing the formation of blood clots, and by reducing inflammation in blood vessels, which increases greatly after surgery and can contribute to excess clotting and organ damage.

"If a Belgian court causes Google to change its ways, by preventing links from happening or forcing it to pay, other countries and other newspapers and other entities that have put things on the Web could say 'me too.' " Still, she said, "I think that argument that linking is an infringement is not a particularly strong argument".

"And this inequality fosters the spread of HIV in so many ways: By preventing women from deciding if or when or how they want to have sex.

They were released from slavery but the government continued to wrong them in at least two ways: First, by preventing them from exercising rights guaranteed to every citizen; second, by violating their rights to be compensated for the harms that it had caused them by supporting their enslavement.

Disease screening facilitates the reduction of disease prevalence in two ways: (1) by preventing transmission and (2) allowing for treatment of infected individuals.

It is important to recognize that anti-malaria antibodies acquired as a result of natural infections can function in various ways, not only by preventing merozoite invasion and intra-erythrocytic growth as studied here, but also by binding to malaria proteins expressed on the erythrocyte surface and thereby facilitating phagocytosis and preventing cytoadhesion of infected erythrocytes [60], [61].

The possible role of calmodulin was tested in several ways, such as by preventing it from binding to the TMEM16A protein or from binding to calcium.