Sentence examples for exciting interventions from inspiring English sources

There are some exciting interventions that can be considered for inclusion in a revised EHP.

"It's the most exciting intervention that we have," says Harrison.

An excellent addition to semiotext e)'s exciting intervention series, this slim book offers a fascinating insight into Paul Virilio's thoughts on what he understands to be a time of fear.

"It's a relatively straightforward and very exciting intervention which we strongly feel that all facilities that deliver babies or even interact with babies after they've been born, should be undertaking," said UNICEF Chief of Health Dr. Mickey Chopra.

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"Flavanols are one of the most promising and exciting nutritional interventions available for helping to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, and a large-scale randomized trial is the next logical step in testing their effectiveness," says Dr. JoAnn Manson, chief of the Division of Preventive Medicine at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital.

At a roundtable discussion in London in June 2002, Professor Jean-Louis Vincent brought together five experts to discuss more effective implementation of five exciting new interventions in the ICU setting to decrease the unacceptable burden of mortality in patients with severe sepsis.

The long-term persistence of extrachromosomal vectors combined with the potential for stem cell proliferation and differentiation into a wide range of cell types offers an exciting prospect for therapeutic interventions.

Clarification may provide exciting new opportunities for treatment and intervention.

These findings illustrate the power of adolescents' implicit theories, suggesting exciting new pathways for intervention.

Epigenetics is a new exciting area for therapeutic intervention.