Similar words: preventive, representative, preventable, sales representative, house of representatives, tentative, tentatively, argumentative. Meaning: n. 1. remedy that prevents or slows the course of an illness or disease 2. any obstruction that impedes or is burdensome 3. an agent or device intended to prevent conception. adj. 1. tending to prevent or hinder 2. preventing or contributing to the prevention of disease.
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(1) You could discuss these preventative measures with your pharmacist.
(2) In future you take preventative measures.
(3) This strategy would facilitate crucial improvements to preventative services such as family care centres and counselling facilities.
(4) She wrote a one-page paper on preventative medicine, another on how stuffed animals were made.
(5) These include quality small batch production, set-up reductions, preventative maintenance, production control, supplier partnerships and employee development.
(6) Setting up and running preventative maintenance programmes and anti-virus software updates. 2.
(7) Preventative medicine should be practised in every general practice surgery in the country.
(8) You can use the Alexander Technique as a preventative measure: after all, prevention is better than cure.
(9) It is primarily preventative and treats the whole person rather than just the ailment.
(10) Preventative medicine and good health rather than repairs were his philosophy.
(11) Training in interview skills takes a preventative approach to poor standards of interviewing.
(12) Iridology, however, stresses preventative medicine, catching illness in the early stages.
(13) The only preventative measure one can take is to live irregularly. Adolf Hitler 
(14) As with Denplan, you get preventative and private treatment but have to pay for orthodontic and laboratory work.
(15) Is the maintenance by a systematic preventative maintenance system?
(16) Corrective and preventative actions are followed up and implemented.
(17) Be responsible for facility and utility routine maintenance, preventative maintenance(http://sentencedict.com), trouble shooting.
(18) Lead and plan all production equipment preventative maintenance and corrective maintenance also equipment rebuild.
(19) Even this has proved disappointing for its slow development of preventative medicine, but it contributed further to many changes.
(20) They had considerable physiological and anatomical knowledge, detailed knowledge of thousands of medicinal plants, and wide-ranging curative and preventative skills.
(21) We are monitoring the entire town to find out how preventative measures can influence the way people live.
(22) Beware of some proprietary brands - most are for preventative use and will have little effect against serious outbreaks of parasites.
(23) Heating is another danger area but, likewise, you can take preventative steps: Open fires should always have a fireguard.
(24) He also puts a couple of drops of lavender essence on the toe-end of his socks as a preventative measure.
(25) Step one: The incubator I half fill a spaghetti jar with tank water, adding fungus preventative.
(26) MSAs would allow people to pay for routine and preventative health care out of pre-tax savings.
(27) The Ministry of Agriculture statement said that the warning had been intended as preventative advice.
(28) It is used at full strength for immediate odour elimination, or in a 6 to 1 dilution for ongoing preventative maintenance.
(29) And they told me their insurance wouldn't cover me unless I wore preventative covering.
(30) A zoo keeper gave red wine to the monkeys because he believes it is a preventative measure against the H1N1 flu disease.
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