Sentence examples for intervention art from inspiring English sources
As intervention art it is not startlingly original, but it creates a sweet conceptual poetry.
This year's buzz term is "Intervention Art" — covering works that repurpose existing art, audience or space, to give it a different context.
"Intervention art is about understanding context and site, not just putting a Koons 'Balloon Dog' in the middle of Park Avenue," said Ms. Momin of Land, among the art groups toying with this form.
During the trial, training in HIV care was being rolled out to all primary care nurses but training and authorisation for nurses to initiate and repeat six month prescriptions of ARVs was limited to nurses at intervention ART sites only.
This debate centers on whether or not it is ethically justifiable to initiate an intervention (ART) focused on an individual to derive public health benefits, rather than for the benefit of the individual.
By the end of this summer, absent an unforeseen intervention, Arts at St . Anns will have left the church for good.
Especially in these days of post-post-everything, relational aesthetics, institutional critique and endless "interventions," art shows can be so cerebral and self-conscious, so full of high-concept attitude, that the art is lost in the shuffle.
In the intervention arm, ART-eligible patients (based on low CD4 test result), accessed viral load testing approximately 2.5 months sooner than those in the control arm (214 days vs. 288 days, HR: 0.417, 95% CI: 0.221-0.784; p = 0.007).
Intervention with antiretroviral treatment (ART) and control of viral replication at the time of HIV-1 seroconversion may curtail cumulative immunological damage.
Several international organizations are using interventions in ART markets to decrease ART price or to improve ART quality, delivery and innovation, with the ultimate goal of improving population health.
Second, since adherence is central to achieving viral suppression and preventing drug resistance, intervention for ART adherence should be maintained throughout the stages of ART, and especially during the stable periods, beginning in the second year of treatment.
