Sentence examples for from any interventions from inspiring English sources
In this sense, the state-crime elites created a secure environment that 'contained' their operations from any interventions; they had established both legitimate defenders, i.e., state actors, and illegitimate defenders, i.e., organized crime, to secure their casino-driven capitalist system.
Future studies of specific, medium or long-term interventions (behavioural or other types of therapy) should also take into account that the natural course of HRQOL in this population is to decline so benefits from any interventions in terms of HRQOL might not be as large as initially expected.
Well, a great many more would have died from sanctions and from Saddam than from any intervention.
The New York Times said Russia had sent advance Yakhonts cruise missiles to Syria, which give the government a formidable weapon to deter foreign forces from any intervention.
Group A (n = 8) is the untreated control group which was free from any intervention.
All delayed intervention villages within half-day walking distance from any intervention one are re-sampled for avoiding cross contamination.
Textual information on cancer group, delay aspects studied and differences resulting from any intervention was also recorded.
Benefit from any intervention is seen most in those with history of falling than those at low-risk for falls.
(2) Parent-implemented: At least one parent was formally trained to deliver an intervention for their child with autism, which was different in some way from any intervention(s) delivered by service providers.
The intervention group received education on personal hygiene including a hygienic package containing and alcohol-based handrub (gel or spray), surgical masks, soap, paper handkerchiefs, and user instructions; the control group did not benefit from any intervention.
However, according to the patients, this approach should also make provision for the cases when the patient is not intent on quitting smoking, and then his decision must be respected and the GP should abstain from any intervention.
