Sentence examples for fine interventions from inspiring English sources
14 mins: City has resumed their probing and only two fine interventions by Beauchamp prevented Caicedo from latching on to taunting through-balls.
There was encouragement here for Chelsea: some fine interventions by Kurt Zouma in central defence and a sense of a team, for all its cobwebs and snagged parts, giving its all in the cause.
The left-back's dismissal for a second yellow card two minutes before time led to a frantic finish as Cardiff survived two penalty claims and needed two fine interventions from goalkeeper David Marshall.
United's opener was not long coming though, initiated by Phil Jones's fine intervention deep inside his own half.
It took a fine intervention from defender Meredith to prevent Adam Johnson from lobbing the equaliser into an unguarded net.
Social audits have incorporated the elements of pragmatic RCCTs; pipeline planning refers to the real time use of evidence from this type of social audit to fine tune interventions in the programme pipeline.
The likelihood that any of the children in the article will "end up just fine" without intervention is extremely low.
Thus, appropriate, well-designed and fine tuned immune interventions that could resolve inflammatory responses and associated immunosuppression could enhance disease regression and reinforce successful responses to a given therapy.
After all, whales have been swimming the seas of our planet for millions of years, and for the vast majority of that time they've got on just fine without human intervention.
The paper is possibly interesting for those looking to fine-tune policy interventions, or for newspaper historians; but it is not at all clear what purpose the model serves outside its particular historical context.
Knowledge of how subtypes of the GABAA receptors react will provide us with information useful to fine-tune pharmacological interventions and design receptor subtype specific drugs.
