Sentence examples for calculated intervention from inspiring English sources
Of the generation beyond, Angus Taylor is one of those parliamentarians who succeeds in putting himself on a travelator, understanding the art of the calculated intervention on issues that colleagues care about.
But it could be weeks before it's clear whether the effort was successful, as the calculated intervention came during another week when Trump showed that he was wrestling with whether to follow GOP leaders' advice or trust his own, impulsive instincts and the demands of a restive Republican base.
As such, President Obama was not so much announcing a new policy as validating an ongoing one: the legacy of the Bush Doctrine based on unilateral action and calculated intervention.
We calculated intervention costs for the period during which the intervention was delivered.
For context, we also calculated intervention effects for MSDs at comparable time points in ICAS and NCICAS, which are adjusted for site along with baseline MSD, to improve consistency with the previous manuscripts.
The widely promised extra £8bn would have been delayed by the Treasury but for the calculated intervention of NHS England boss, Simon Stevens, who managed to get some frontloaded concessions.
Various methods from stoichiometric and constraint-based modeling have been developed to calculate intervention strategies by which a given microorganism can only grow if it synthesizes a desired compound as a mandatory by-product.
In this paper, we calculate intervention cost-effectiveness and model the affordability of the interventions at scale.
These outputs were used to calculate intervention effectiveness in terms of changes in aggregate population level health outcomes.
In the multivariate analyses, group status (i.e., control, intervention 1, intervention 2) will be entered as a covariate to calculate intervention effect sizes.
Data from the community-based surveillance and process evaluation systems collected between January 2009 and June 2010 as well as data from the household-listing survey conducted in 2009 were used to calculate intervention coverage.
