Examples of using Could be prevented in English and their translations into Arabic
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A disease that could be prevented, reversed even, by changing the chemical cues that trigger certain genes.
That alarming figure was mainly the result of diseases that could be prevented and treated at low cost.
Tobacco smoking is a direct cause of high morbidity and mortality all over the world, which could be prevented.
The development of serious and distressing inherited genetic diseases could be prevented before birth and eliminated in subsequent generations.
Arbitrary displacement could be prevented, but too often those responsible act with impunity
Three to five million of these deaths could be prevented by a combination of immunization and vitamin A supplementation alone.
Many deaths could be prevented by vaccinations or effective preventive measures, and by investing in improved sanitation
The same strong boundary currents could mean that any plume produced as a result of mining could be prevented from escaping the seamount.
Diseases related to the environment could be prevented by linking health and environment concerns into national development plans and capacity-building at all levels.
deaths that could be prevented once the Beast's secrets are unlocked.
Recognizing that malaria-related deaths in the world could be prevented, if appropriate health services were made available in endemically affected countries.
Previous Public Health England predict about 80% of heart attacks and strokes in people under 75 could be prevented if heart health was improve.
Next Public Health England predict about 80% of heart attacks and strokes in people under 75 could be prevented if heart health was improve.
In 1981, nothing was known about how the disease was transmitted or, of course, if and how it could be prevented or treated.
UNICEF also reports that the number of young people aware that HIV infection could be prevented with condoms dropped from 22% to 13%.
The question arose of whether a State party to a human rights treaty could be prevented from making a reservation to certain provisions of that treaty.
It's just amazing that we see all of these major hacks continuing to happen and many of them could be prevented,” says Shahbazi.
According to UNDAF, most Rwandans died of diseases that could be prevented and/or cured through increased access to safe water and improved sanitation.
However, this seeming" success" introduced a mistaken belief among the Brazilian population that meningoccocal meningitis was a disease that could be prevented by immunization.
Many of these deaths in the developing world could be prevented if ill children were taken to a health-care provider