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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(61) In addition to using Arnica to relieve pain and stiffness, some athletes use it as a preventative.
(62) Maintaining machines , including performing basic and complex fixes and preventative maintenance.
(63) The scientists hae shown that celecoxib an inhibitory and preventative effect on tumour development in rats.
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(65) Individual process equipment and utilities preventative maintenance working order archive.
(66) What are the essential contents of the process instruction preventative measures?
(67) Schedules and procedures ( including assignment of responsibility ) should be established for the preventative maintenance of equipment.
(68) It proposed that one probe into both the causes and preventative measures for constipation from a new sight such as the nature of stool and its metabolic process and so on.
(69) They are used as a routine preventative treatmet of venous stasis.
(70) Today anticarious immunization becomes one of the focuses in caries preventative study.
(71) Initiate and implement preventative maintenance program to each machinery to minimize machine downtime.
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