Sentence examples for any intervention and a from inspiring English sources

The current cross-sectional analysis is limited to adult participants who had a single-step 120 mU/m ⋅ min hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamp before any intervention and a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan between 2001 and 2011 (n = 263).

The model also predicts an age-standardised cervical cancer mortality rate of 9.9 per 100,000 in the absence of any intervention; and a mortality to incidence ratio of 0.52 in this rural population, which is similar but slightly higher than the estimated overall ratio for China of 0.44 [ 29].

Animals were separated into two groups in which studied variables were measured each 12 hours: a control group (n = 6), mechanically ventilated in normocapnia without any intervention, and a hypercapnia group (n = 6), exposed to a determined level of moderate hypercapnic acidosis over a prolonged period.

This study was purposefully designed to avoid any intervention and allow for a naturalistic observation of usual clinical psychiatric care in Puerto Rico.

Drones are already able to take off, fly a mission and land without any human intervention, and a mechanical dog developed by the Pentagon can walk for 20 miles (32km) without a break and obey voice commands.

Leaders of the Arab world are deeply divided over a potential Western airstrike against Syria in retaliation for the use of chemical weapons, caught between deep public hostility to any kind of intervention and a tangle of shifting rivalries and allegiances.

Therefore, ethical constraints prevented us from randomly assigning subjects to a control group that was denied any treatment and an intervention group that used a crisis postcard intervention to test the postcard's effectiveness.

This response is independent of any pharmacological intervention, and represents a unique protective adaptation present in numerous mammals [ 31] and even in humans, e. g., in neonates and during cold acclimatization [ 32].

The Institute for Legal Reform, for example, urged the FCC in May to define what qualifies as a robo-call so that virtually any intervention from a human — and the use of call lists to contact consumers systematically — would not qualify under the law.

He said all the necessary information and explanation about the operation would be given to the French parliament next week.France's military command insists any intervention is a "security operation" and not a war.

Maximizing clinician adherence, consistency and fidelity to any intervention in a clinical setting is challenging.