Sentence examples for an abrupt intervention from inspiring English sources

A change in level, for example, an increase or decrease in a quality measure after accreditation, constitutes an abrupt intervention effect.

It worked: but the side-effects of this abrupt intervention in a six- or eight-year-old's development could be savage.

The Church's abrupt intervention came amid a growing debate over whether the Kremlin should mount a stronger defence of traditional values that many in the overwhelmingly conservative country view as coming under attack from Europe and the United States.

He believes subtle but consistent reinforcement outweighs abrupt intervention.

Munro M. Bonnell makes Joe a cheerful boozer whose abrupt interventions into everyone else's lives are so unexpected, and often so absurd, that no one can resist doing what he tells them to.

While eradication requires abrupt interventions to break the cycle of transmission, sustained just long enough for the parasite to die out, learning to live with malaria means working to permanently sever the connections between mosquitoes and humans.

The move was the latest of several abrupt interventions in the Russian economy by Mr. Putin, who called the ban necessary to curb rising food prices in the country.

That debate could come to an abrupt end without intervention by the U.S. Supreme Court or Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine (D).

Predicted regression line showed a slight decreasing trend in the slope before the intervention, an abrupt drop in the rate immediately following the intervention, and a gradually decreasing slope continued after the intervention.

Through scaling approach, we worked out the theoretical therapeutic effectiveness of treated tumor, and found out that the scaled dose-effectiveness, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, obeys a universal quadratic rule regardless of either an abrupt or gradual change intervention involved.

The calculated dose-effectiveness profiles, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, could be well scaled into a universal quadratic formula regardless of either an abrupt or a gradual change intervention involved.