Sentence examples for capable intervention from inspiring English sources
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Professor Sarah L. Szanton, PhD, ANP, FAAN, has been named an American Academy of Nursing Edge Runner for her Community Aging in Place: Advancing Better Living for Elders (CAPABLE) intervention.
"He knows all the scams". "When Ken took office one of the things immediately apparent was that because of the fuss over PPP, he would not get the underground on day one, and that his influence over the railways was small," says Hendy. "Only the bus service was capable of intervention.
Rather it represents yet another doomed attempt to do the same with less - the "same" being the UK remaining a medium-sized power that "punches above its weight" on the world stage, capable of intervention far beyond its shores if political whim wishes it.
Given that surgical replacement of the knee is the only recognized treatment for end-stage structural degeneration of the joint, there is an urgent need to develop new treatment interventions capable of effectively reducing the personal and societal burden of knee OA.
The left must create a democratic and accountable state capable of strategic intervention in the domestic economy and creating global alliances.
Williamson is expected to argue that he wants people to see the UK as an international power capable of unilateral intervention despite the disaster of Iraq and refusal to engage significantly in Syria.
The only non-pharmacological intervention capable to produce similar cardioprotective effect so far was the intermittent fasting (27).
b) Areas capable of selecting intervention and control regions.
Thus, the study tests an intervention capable of having an impact on the entire affected population [ 11].
Recently, a fasting-based intervention capable of differentially protecting normal and cancer cells against high-dose chemotherapy in cell culture and in neuroblastoma-bearing mice was reported [ 9].
4– 6 In comparison with improvements in hygiene and sanitation, vaccination is an effective public health intervention, capable of controlling RV disease.
