Sentence examples for intervention and how from inspiring English sources

He must address the efficacy of military intervention and how it will contribute to a wider initiative to end civil war and secure reconstruction".

But he pointed out that because of the counseling offered to the families, it was difficult to tell how much of the later adjustment of the children was due to the intervention and how much to other factors, like the passage of time.

We described theoritical underpinnings of the WALC intervention and how we adapted it for SSDs.

However, there is still a lack of clarity in the field about what constitutes early intervention and how it might relate to early intervention for other mental disorders.

Exercise interventions need to be assessed qualitatively to establish how people participate in and perceive the intervention and how interventions should be delivered for maximal effect.

to explore pregnant women's experience of being offered participation in a supportive intervention and how their experience influenced the outcome of the intervention.

A future study should seek to provide not only how the frequency of documentation of POC u/s changed, but also quantify the costs of the intervention and how that relates to the enhanced yields.

This papers describes the issues related to racial disparities in transplant, the details of this intervention and how we expect this intervention to improve CVD risk factor control in kidney transplant recipients, particularly within African-Americans.

More than two billion phones: Matthew Solnik and Marc Blanchou described weaknesses in the little-known protocol that carriers use to communicate with and control phones without user intervention, and how those can be exploited to run code on a target phone … meaning, in essence, hijacking it over the air.

In order for the correct feedback to be identified and issued, every time an intervention occurs, a record is kept of when the intervention occurred, what the intervention was and how many times the intervention has been issued.

The project – which won the global IBM Smarter Cities Challenge - aims to map our whole city system in order to understand the impacts and dependencies across all public sector interventions and how they leverage 'third' and 'private sector' actions and benefits.