Sentence examples for Friendly intervention from inspiring English sources

We downed loads of it, until the collection of empties by the front door of our gîte looked like cause for a friendly intervention.

Improvements in classroom behavior considered in tandem with treatment fidelity, social validity, and peer comparison data suggest Social Stories may not be a particularly powerful intervention in terms of the magnitude of behavior change, but that they may offer a simple, acceptable, classroom friendly intervention.

This instrument may support health care professionals to provide strabismus appropriate and friendly interventions.

Hence it can make a significant contribution when developing and evaluating culturally sensitive patient friendly interventions.

Partner influence also remains key and so it is important that myths and unfounded concerns raised by male partners are addressed, for example, by designing male friendly interventions.

The gradual change in behavior and the rising level of compliance with GHP indicates that constant monitoring with friendly interventions can be very effective.

Given the alarming trends in declining soil fertility, a very strong case can be made that one of the most "environmentally friendly" interventions in SSA is to triple or quadruple fertilizer use over the very low (Asia uses 20 times more fertilizer per hectare of arable land and Latin America 10 times more) levels of current use (Figure 1).

Deb Kelemen and colleagues at Boston University recently published a promising, child-friendly intervention: illustrated storybooks about natural selection.

Finally, KMC at its core is a family-friendly intervention that supports the mother-infant pair from the outset.

Skin-to-skin care for at-risk newborns Underweight infants benefit from a different child- and mother-friendly intervention at General Camilo Cienfuegos hospital.

Behavioural activation (BA), which formed the psychological intervention component of Colloborative Care in this study, was described by CMs as a user-friendly intervention and easy to understand, not just for themselves as practitioners, but also for the patients, as they didn't find it "too over-complicated" (CM105).