Sentence examples for cycles of intervention from inspiring English sources

A detailed intervention programme was written in order to promote consistency across the cycles of intervention delivery.

The cycle has further been described as a spiral or similar to an intertwined Russian wedding ring 23 as the complexity of the cycles of intervention and evaluation deepens.

He went on, "This destructive cycle of intervention and chaos must finally, folks, come to an end".

NATO officials acknowledged that the Taliban and other insurgent groups in Afghanistan were pointing to the approaching end of the coalition combat mission as proof that the United States and its allies were abandoning Afghanistan, repeating a cycle of intervention and withdrawal.

In the implementation and dissemination literature, sustainability is considered a stage in an overall cycle of intervention development, adoption, implementation and adaptation (Proctor et al. 2009, 2011); thus, it is useful to consider sustainability in relation to the earlier stages.

The calculated dose-effectiveness profiles, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, could be well scaled into a universal quadratic formula regardless of either an abrupt or a gradual change intervention involved.

Through scaling approach, we worked out the theoretical therapeutic effectiveness of treated tumor, and found out that the scaled dose-effectiveness, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, obeys a universal quadratic rule regardless of either an abrupt or gradual change intervention involved.

At eight weeks, they will be offered the opportunity to engage in the Good Neighbour Partnership for an eight week cycle of intervention.

The final phase also aims to develop a risk monitoring plan, which will allow for a new cycle of intervention two or three years from the conclusion of the previous one, as required by the cyclical, dynamic nature of the path offered [ 11, 13].

While other studies of childhood obesity treatment have employed a waiting-list control, 7 19 GOALS was funded on a year-by-year basis and there was insufficient time to allow for participant recruitment plus two cycles of the intervention (which would be required for a waiting list design).

First, it is proposed that a minimum of three cycles of repeated interventions are required for a full action research study to adjust the intervention appropriately to participants and the social context, create sustainable behaviour changes and establish ownership of the intervention by participants (61).