But any substantial intervention will require strong local support, and, ultimately, the financial support of federal, state, and local governments.
Both procedures provide comparable weak evidence of a possibly substantial intervention effect, with the individual level model indicating that children in the intervention hospitals had just under one-third the odds of receiving antibiotics inappropriately compared to those in the control hospitals by the trial endpoint.
There is a grave danger that the Iranian government will see this as a licence to extend its already substantial intervention in Syria in support of its client – the Assad regime – which could not have survived this long without Iranian support.
As an outcome variable, teacher intervention was dichotomized as substantial (often/almost always) and not substantial intervention (almost never/once in a while/sometimes).
In this scenario, the focus on the training sets has been historically weak; by and large, training sets have been generated with a substantial human intervention, requiring considerable time.
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Pointing out that in the Chicago program "most retained students received few extra supports" and that the Chicago program "amounted to going through the grade a second time with the same curricular and instructional experience," the study's authors caution that it should not be used to assess approaches that offer "substantial intervention during the retained year".
In his first substantial intervention in the election, Sir John will say that Labour would be pushed to the left by the SNP and open to political blackmail by the nationalists.
In 2009, the Army Corps of Engineers labeled Newtok one of 26 "priority communities" that were so at risk of damage that they were recommended for "immediate and substantial intervention" by state, federal or other agencies.
In the absence of substantial intervention, the number of new cases is projected to further increase over the next several decades, due to population ageing [ 2].
