Sentence examples for calibrated intervention from inspiring English sources

The dangers of intervention, even a carefully calibrated intervention, are real.

(In recent columns I've advocated calibrated intervention to shift the balance in Syria's civil war and using foreign aid to encourage democracy in Egypt).

The treatments examined in this study were modeled using results from published trials, and substantial efforts were taken to ensure the applicability of this simulation to actual clinical care settings by calibrating intervention effects and the patterns of statin use to real-world titration patterns.

By analyzing the pattern of behaviors and knowledge among these subgroups, practitioners and decision makers will be able to better calibrate interventions to reach these populations.

Combinations of continuous inference methods calibrated by mechanical intervention would be most powerful.

The advantage of this self-calibration method is that the whole robot camera system can be calibrated without any manual intervention, which enables robot calibration to be completely online and suitable for the fast programming of the robot and computer vision combined work cell.

With the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act (1991), or "FDICIA," Congress reshaped bank supervision by providing for a sliding scale of regulatory intervention authority calibrated to bank capitalization levels.

The first exogenous factor is reflected in the construct of skill-set workability, the extent to which a complex intervention is calibrated to an agreed set of skills in the health care division of labor.

The Whitehall source said the Queen's intervention was carefully calibrated.

The purpose of the current study is to examine the effectiveness of an individually calibrated biomechanical device and treatment methodology that combines the logic of both interventions for reducing pain and improving function in knee osteoarthritis patients.

Patients at lower risk thresholds have less prior inpatient use and lower morbidity, so an intervention here might be calibrated to be less intensive.