Sentence examples for which is preventable from inspiring English sources
He said: "Across Greater Manchester large supermarkets already make significant demands on policing through calls to shoplifting, anti-social behaviour and thefts of fuel from their petrol stations - much of which is preventable.
American Indians experience high rates of cervical cancer, which is preventable by vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV).
It could be an accumulation of NADH, which is preventable by an electron acceptor such as oxygen or 1,3-Pdo.
He added: "Across Greater Manchester large supermarkets already make significant demands on policing through calls to shoplifting, anti-social behaviour and thefts of fuel from their petrol stations - much of which is preventable.
"Across Greater Manchester large supermarkets already make significant demands on policing through calls to shoplifting, anti-social behaviour and thefts of fuel from their petrol stations - much of which is preventable," he said.
A person's test results often have implications for family members who have not undergone testing, and despite the sacrifice of confidentiality involved, some geneticists call for family members to be informed when they are at risk of a serious disease which is preventable or treatable (see Rhodes 2000).
We divided AEs into those which were non-preventable, having a preventability score of one to three, and those which were preventable, having a preventability score of four to six.
Recent studies show that about 3percentt of hospital patients suffer injuries, about half of which are preventable.
"This work focuses on acute kidney injuries that contribute to 40,000 deaths a year in the UK, many of which are preventable," he said.
Eighteen years of paying for failures of policy, of intelligence, and of governance, has led to a loss of life which was preventable.
"All of the hacks so far have been a result of simple phishing, or possibly dictionary attacks — all of which are preventable with a few simple security measures".
