Sentence examples for intervention actions from inspiring English sources

Our interviews elicit case details – including context – that enable interveners to link context specifics and intervention actions to outcomes.

In order to economically restore and improve our existing infrastructure, the engineering community needs to be able to assess the potential gains associated with reducing epistemic uncertainties using measurements, before opting for costly intervention actions, if they become necessary.

The BRT reviews and assesses all reports it receives of bias and discrimination as soon as possible and, together with other campus stakeholders, coordinates an appropriate response, including identifying ongoing support and intervention actions for the affected individual and/or community, and communicating as appropriate with the MIT community about the incident.

The reduction of natural ventilation and infiltration, as a part of the ventilation system in the old existing buildings, due to intervention actions, have been causing a reduction in indoor air quality and an increment of relative humidity levels in the indoor environment.

Possibly, a moditional ecology or hybrid adaptive model might be the most appropriate model for the processes of continuous restoration and intervention actions at Tl'chés.

The money savings can also be translated into the ability to invest in additional intervention actions for additional high performance facilities, hiring more teachers and purchasing more textbooks and computers.

While it may be politically easy for our leaders to support the call for an intervention, action for action's sake will not help anyone.

The main question addressed by this article is how to adapt the responsive evaluation (RE) approach to an intervention context characterized by repetition of ineffective interventions, ambiguous intervention action theories among stakeholders, and high complexity.

From the latter perspective, evaluation is an educational intervention action focusing on improving and reconstructing knowledge, in a way that is aimed at reaching the proposed learning objectives.

What sort of condition must be attributed to an agency for its action or intervention (action for short) to count as causal?

A theoretical method describes the expected association between an intervention action and a change in identified individual and organizational determinants.