Sentence examples for flawed intervention from inspiring English sources

89 This can result in a resource intensive and costly analysis of a conceptually or clinically flawed intervention.

They are trying to mobilize a forceful response in an effort to avoid the failures of flawed intervention that hobbled the fight against Ebola in West Africa.

In the letter Blake says the council "deeply regret[s] the impact on your family of our flawed intervention" and outlines a number of measures it is taking to tighten up child protection procedures and decision-making.

Evidence from systematic reviews and meta-analyses suggests modest effect sizes of computerized interventions delivered to university students; however, many of the trials were methodologically flawed and interventions were delivered in conditions that could not be integrated within routine health-care or health promotion practice 5– 8.

The French designs quickly proved flawed as the intervention of Henry of Nassau drove back the Meuse offensive; and although de Foix was initially successful in seizing Pamplona, he was driven from Navarre after being defeated at the Battle of Esquiroz on 30 June 1521.

Any solution may be flawed and manual intervention is not viable especially when dealing with large sets of sequences.

President Obama is said to have read Gordon Goldstein's book "Lessons in Disaster" which chronicle Bundy's tortured path toward realization that all he had believed about American intervention was flawed.

He thinks evidence of harm from early interventions is "flawed", although he does agree with Bell that it is crucial to have a coordinated and evidence-based response.

It was expected that the participants' choice of food products in the intervention could be flawed by the fact that they got all their food products for free in the shop.

But the oil-for-food idea, too, has a fatal flaw: International intervention would need the agreement of the Venezuelan government.

Finally, the intervention may have been flawed in its design.