Sentence examples for exploration and intervention from inspiring English sources
The development of versatile and cost effective robotic tools for exploration and intervention in the underwater environment is presently a topic of interest in marine engineering.
A score 50 or below on the transformed 0 100 scale is indicative of a need for immediate exploration and intervention for the QOL deficit [ 4, 24].
We believe that the stage III and IV prediction models in particular are potentially useful clinically, as the likely presence of moderate/severe disease would be a good basis for prioritization of surgical exploration and intervention.
The variable is included in the analysis because despite these potential limitations it highlights the importance of converstaions around HIV and testing and points to possible avenues for further exploration and intervention research.
Distinctions are made between statistical inference and decision, systematic and random error, confirmation and exploration, prediction and intervention, observation and experimentation, and random allocation and random selection.
A focus group design was chosen for its potential to be richly hypothesis-generating and a strong tool for exploration of attitudes, beliefs, and intervention development [ 5, 6].
However, this indicated that among migrant children there can be specific stressors and developmental impediments that warrant further exploration and possibly tailored interventions.
Three study phases were used (exploration, tailored intervention and evaluation).
The time-demanding aspect of the exercise intervention (exploration and selection of the preferred intensity exercise before building up successful experiences and positive affective responses) supports the conclusion Callaghan et al. reported.
In many parts of Africa, drinking venues deserve further exploration as intervention sites and should be just one of many community-based strategies developed to involve heterosexual men in AIDS prevention in Africa and beyond.
Therefore, based on our empirical study, we add three dimensions to the existing RE framework: historical analysis to deal with routine interventions, exploration and discussion of incongruities of action theories to trigger double-loop learning, and system analysis to deal with complexity and uncertainty.
