Sentence examples for expected intervention from inspiring English sources

Clinton's expected intervention on Thursday came after another tumultuous political week that has put Trump on the defensive over his allegedly fraudulent university, prompting him to make vitriolic attacks on the judge hearing the case.

The present results in combination with an overview of other occupational studies showed that common-size investigations using trapezius EMG percentiles are at great risk of suffering from insufficient statistical power, even if the expected intervention effect is substantial.

The case then moved on to the validity of the actual extradition order itself, which was upheld by a London magistrate last October and is under an appeal from General Pinochet's lawyers that is likely to become moot because of Mr. Straw's expected intervention.

A temporary "cessation of hostilities" in Syria was agreed in Munich in the early hours of Friday but hopes for a long-lasting truce are waning with Assad's vow to retake the whole of Syria by force, and Saudi Arabia's deployment of troops and planes in Turkey ahead of an expected intervention.

The expected intervention of the UK will not be a game-changer.

We expected intervention calls would take on average 6 10 minutes.

Following the notion of the turn to parenting, we also expected interventions to be targeted increasingly towards parents.

We allocated overhead costs to all patients who attended the facilities, including those who were only screened, but did not receive the expected interventions.

Investigating epidemiology of UTI (prevalence, risk factors, bacterial isolates and antibiotic sensitivity) during pregnancy is fundamental for care givers and health planners to guide the expected interventions.

As expected, interventions to prevent weight gain seem slightly more effective than strategies to treat weight gain; weight gain, once it has occurred, is difficult to reverse fully.

In some cases, communities expected interventions and actions that were outside the scope of the research; to prevent false expectations, the centers agree it is important to communicate the purposes and limitations of the research beforehand.