Sentence examples for built-in intervention from inspiring English sources
(S3) We are concerned with the lack of built-in intervention in the research process.
We are concerned with the lack of built-in intervention in the research process.
Six studies demonstrated greater reliability in their data tracking methods through built-in intervention monitoring [ 65], researcher monitoring [ 9, 66], and required activities and assignments [ 71, 72, 74].
The same inclusion criteria of literacy will be built-in for future intervention study.
Eligibility criteria, for example, have a built-in counterfactual: If an intervention applies to people only under 14, kids who just turned 15 become good comparators.
The HIMS provides doctors with a whole set of helps ranging from maintaining a dataset of high-risk farmers, scheduling and reminding (via land or cell-phones) follow-up intervention services, reviewing individual performance and intervention history, to facilitating (via built-in standard operating procedures) delivery of intervention counseling etc.
There is a need for greater formal recognition of their role by funders, policy-makers and program designers, and the inclusion of "strengthening indigenous responses" as a built-in component of all external interventions.
Staff development interventions should have various built-in cycles of exploration, re-design and reflection, allowing lecturers to test their interventions repeatedly and collect regular feedback from colleagues and learners.
Automatic policies put reliance on built-in stabilizers that function without any deliberate intervention by the authorities.
Whatever Obama's personal popularity, he could not count on his charisma to overcome the public's built-in skepticism of big government programs and intervention.
4. Purging A collection of several clumsy additions housing a strange oversized yet highly dysfunctional kitchen and a lowered (with carpet on slab) area sporting built-in shelving that had seen better days required most intervention.
