Sentence examples for in interventions which from inspiring English sources

The report says Britain is becoming increasingly preoccupied with child protection, arguing that it would be better to invest in interventions which would stop child abuse and neglect arising in the first place.

The inclusion of communities in the design and implementation of payment for ecosystem services (PES) schemes is not a widely publicized practice in spite of the many accepted benefits that arise from the full participation of communities in interventions which affect them.

There are complex psycho-social issues involved in interventions which demand that women commit time and effort on a regular basis to training [ 69, 70].

One of the explanations could be the heterogeneity in interventions, which is associated with overlap in intervention strategies between study and control groups.

The studied communities had previously participated in interventions which provided information about the links between health and agriculture, potentially decreasing the study's generalisability.

However, in interventions which involve conscious body movements and guided imagery simultaneously (e.g. EYT or Tai Chi) the effects of guided imagery on HRV are masked by the large effects of the body movements.

Delays in diagnosis cause delays in intervention which can then jeopardize prognosis [ 3].

Lower SoC was associated with a greater likelihood of dropout in both interventions, which is consistent with findings in other patient populations (Andersen and Berg, 2001).

It is critical now, more than ever, that the most vulnerable nations, along with international partners, invest wisely in nutrition interventions, which are demonstrated to be among the best investments in development that countries can make.

They have, however, been "surprisingly inept" in their interventions, which are "often short-lived and their results ephemeral".

In December 1999, she helped organize a symposium with a fellow cardiologist, Michelle N. Johnson, titled "Sex-Based Differences in Coronory Interventions," which was attended by more than 225 doctors from the New York metropolitan region.