Sentence examples for with a view to prevention from inspiring English sources

To determine military-specific cervical neurovascular and external anthropometric data to scale future numerical injury models of the neck and improve body armour design with a view to prevention or mitigation of combat neck injury.

"There is so much more to do, particularly with a view to prevention and young people," he said.

These findings reinforce the important need to identify falling with a view to prevention of further falls.

The present study points to the need for a broader assessment of distress in the postpartum with a view to prevention and early intervention [ 10].

The question of compensation in some cases with documented high levels of exposure should be reviewed, as should improvements of working conditions with a view to prevention.

Also essential were the tasks of dementia case managers: (i) to promote empowerment in the informal carers and/or the patient; and (ii) with a view to prevention, to be alert to signs of potential problems.

In May 2012, the left-leaning newspaper Libération published a manifesto signed by 44 French psychiatrists, sociologists and politicians calling for a national observatory to monitor suicide cases and understand the phenomenon with a view to better prevention.

In Ireland, the Atlantic Diabetes in Pregnancy (Atlantic DIP) programme was established in 2005 to investigate screening strategies, interventions and follow-up of women with GDM with a view to diabetes prevention in the long-term [ 1].

A democratic Europe must support the stabilization of democracy in order to increase the number of democratic states in the international organisations and formulate a common security and defence policy, with a view to conflict-prevention.

This type of research is particularly useful with a view to optimising the prevention and diagnosis of pollen allergies and developing the most effective immunological treatments.

A wide variety of murine model systems have been developed with the aim of not only evaluating novel therapeutics, but also examining the mechanisms underlying transformation, invasion and metastasis in human tumours with a view to better study prevention and screening as well as diagnostic and treatment strategies.