| Too many women are unaware of their risk factors and the prevalence and preventability of heart disease. |
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| I think it's far too soon to draw conclusions about direct culpability, but there was definitely an element of preventability here. |
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| It is too soon to speculate as to the cause or preventability of the recent deaths. |
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| The study sought to determine expert opinion regarding the preventability of pressure ulcers. |
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| Both schools include optimists and pessimists concerning the preventability of war. |
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| The reason they have cause to be worried is because of public discussion about the preventability of famines. |
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| What is particularly tragic about Jake Hardy's death is its sheer preventability. |
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| Because of its persistence and preventability, maternal mortality is a key indicator in the health sector. |
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| Communication targeted to parents needs to focus specifically on educating parents about the preventability about play-based injuries. |
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| The Study has benefited from the growing body of scientific studies that have examined the causes, consequences and preventability of violence against children. |
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| Sir Robert, who was appointed assistant deputy coroner, rejected parts of the PII application but upheld the Secretary of State's claim on the two central issues of Russian involvement and preventability. |
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| The inquest did not inquire into the intelligence, the criminal prosecutions did not lead to any convictions, and the civil action did not deal with the issue of preventability. |
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| However, different methodologies and definitions make it difficult to compare results directly, and the American studies did not calculate preventability. |
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| Canadians consider cancer, heart disease, HIV and infectious diseases to be the most serious threats to their health and well-being,9 demonstrating a lack of awareness of both the seriousness and preventability of injuries. |
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| It is noteworthy, however, that urban and rural parents did not differ in their beliefs about the preventability of injuries or their ability to control the likelihood of childhood injuries. |
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| Topics on the list take into account factors such severity, frequency, breadth, insidiousness, profile, and preventability. |
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| The interventions in both the water and on land should be examined for their preventability and their Minimierbarkeit. |
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| These criteria were severity indices, associated cost, preventability, and public interest. |
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| Evaluation of patient-related factors associated with causality, preventability, predictability and severity of hepatotoxicity during antituberculosis treatment. |
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| Preventability was independently judged by two study investigators. |
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