Sentence examples for define an intervention from inspiring English sources
If rumour proves right, PBR will define an intervention as "successful" if a participant has not reoffended up to six months after release.
The baseline data were used to define an intervention consisting of a new cleaning protocol as well as a new education/training programme.
For each combination of parameters and model assumptions that define an intervention combination for the core analysis or perturbations and extensions to examine sensitivity, we varied the viral infectivity about a base defined by an infection rate of 50%, representative of the 1958 pandemic [10].
We define an intervention in terms of the values of these variables [ 15, 34, 37- 40].
We define an intervention in terms of the values of these variables.
In their paper the authors define an intervention problem "by a set T of target modes and a set D of desired modes of which at least n must not be hit by a cMCS" [ 16].
We define a placebo intervention as an intervention which has no direct pharmacological, biochemical or physical mechanism of action according to the current standard of knowledge.
In this project, we define a communication intervention as a 'purposeful, planned and formalised strategy associated with a diverse range of intentions or aims' [ 19] (p.30).
However, existing tools to identify tumour-specific single-nucleotide point variations have poor congruence, which is not acceptable if data for a diagnostic procedure define a therapeutic intervention.
The Medical Research Council's framework for the evaluation of complex interventions defines a complex intervention as 'built up from a number of components, which may act both independently and inter-dependently' and suggests that early phase research is necessary to define the 'active ingredients' [ 24, 32].
The user may define (i) an intervention goal by setting desired on/off values for the respective states and signal flows and (ii) a scenario (e.g. a pattern of inputs) to which the network is exposed.
