Sentence examples for better interventions from inspiring English sources

Better outcomes are expected and better interventions required allowing recovery in whatever form that might be achieved.

If anything might have saved Lee Rigby, it would have been tougher and better interventions against known suspects.

That, he adds, could prove valuable for probing the history of many other viruses, including hepatitis C, and for designing better interventions.

He said he wanted the programme to uncover the most promising ideas for new and better interventions and ways of structuring and managing services.

The more we can understand about each possible risk factor, the closer we can get to designing better interventions to try to prevent and treat them.

Moreover, increased investment in research to develop better interventions in autism will have the most profound payoffs.

"We need a better understanding of what the entry points for forced labour are and we need to have better intervention strategies to stop it from happening".

54 mins: Better intervention from Richards, nicking the ball with his toe by the touchline and playing in Johnson to run at the defence.

Besides the expansion of the definition in the last decade, parents have been more willing to accept the diagnosis as they learn that it enables their children to qualify for better intervention services.

With earlier and better intervention, more of these children are considering college, and parents, who have advanced them through each grade with intensive therapies and unrelenting advocacy, are clamoring for the support services to make that possible.

This is important, as it contributes to the development of better intervention support for more effective learning.