Sentence examples for intervention English from inspiring English sources

Starting with grade weights, additional funding is allocated for a variety of criteria included academic intervention, English language learners, special education students, and portfolio high schools, which include CTE programs, specialized academic or audition, and transfer students.

We assessed the effects of a cognitive-behavioral intervention on English field hockey players' appraisals of organizational stressors, emotions, and performance satisfaction.

The intervention by English Heritage led to a protracted dispute over the £30,000 cost of the repairs that was scheduled to come to trial at the High Court of Justice in April 2012.

In addition, working from an existing intervention in English, we were easily able to substitute Spanish text and video clips and test a fully functional interactive website, rather than only paper mockups, as may have been the case starting development of a totally new intervention.

The Improving Diabetes Outcomes (I DO) study aimed to evaluate the incremental effect of a tailored telephone intervention, in English and Spanish, on the mean A1C levels and medication adherence beyond that achieved with the mailing of print self-management materials.

We aimed to identify the barriers to and opportunities for implementation of population-level health interventions in English local government that effectively address alcohol health harms.

R & D needs to create and evaluate new reading and math approaches, interventions for English learners and struggling readers, technology applications, whole-school reforms, and other methodologies.

Both Protect and Respect and TAP-Sinai interventions included English speaking participants because all 15 sites participating in the HRSA demonstration project did not have a Hispanic population and the ACASI contained a dominant number of core questions.

For our other three comparison categories, geriatric assessment team (Cavalieri 1993 [ 11]), early psychiatric intervention (Kotynia-English 2005 [ 18]) and activity measures for the residents (Rovner 1996 [ 25]), there were only one study with few participants and of high or uncertain risk of bias in each comparison.

Other studies of CRC screening decision aid interventions in English speaking patient populations have also found that while decision aids help patients become informed and activated regarding screening, screening rates remain low because other barriers interfere with actual completion of screening tests [ 16, 20, 29].

England's representatives worked the lobbies of Zurich's hotels on Tuesday, but, by late evening, the English intervention had just one cast-iron supporter, Scotland, and reportedly a second, Liberia.