Sentence examples for intervention capability from inspiring English sources

The survey was piloted using a convenience sample of 6 hospitals with percutaneous coronary intervention capability.

Of course, America's intervention capabilities are not infinite, but please, Mr. President, spare us the hypocritical rhetoric.

Novel mobile assessment and intervention capabilities are changing the face of physical activity (PA) research.

In addition, underwater snake robots can provide both inspection and intervention capabilities and are thus interesting candidates for the next generation inspection and intervention AUVs.

The vehicle has been designed to provide inspection and intervention capabilities in specific missions in deep water oil fields.

While commercially available AUVs are routinely used in survey missions, a new set of applications exist which clearly demand intervention capabilities.

To the best of the authors knowledge only three vehicles have demonstrated some autonomous intervention capabilities so far: ALIVE, SAUVIM and GIRONA 500 I-AUV.

To the best of the authors' knowledge, only three vehicles have demonstrated some autonomous intervention capabilities so far: ALIVE, SAUVIM and GIRONA 500, being the last one the lightest one.

Other critical goals are to: 1) develop sustainable research infrastructure and public health intervention capabilities in developing countries and 2) strengthen international collaborative research arrangements that focus on the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in pregnancy and early childhood.

CBTp is a complex method applied to patients with chronic symptoms and therefore more knowledge is needed to demonstrate the treatment capability of CBTp interventions outside academic research settings and model developer settings.

On development of autonomous weapons systems capable of identifying and attacking targets without human intervention, beyond the capability of the present generation of drones, Boothby takes the view that these "killer robots" are "unlikely to raise international weapons law concerns".