Sentence examples for intervention capacity from inspiring English sources

But given logistical questions of "intervention capacity," Mr. Valls said, France must "await the decision of the United States".

The Cancer Helpline has unique broad access intervention capacity.

This is the first application of realist evaluation to a local health system intervention (capacity building).

Participants indicated most agreement with service provision strategies that help to build local diagnostic and intervention capacity.

For example, for studies that provided all data including clinical outcomes of patients (k = 15) in the HIV adherence meta-analyses, dropout was strongly related to both the intervention capacity (i.e., the number of included methods) as well as the effect size (r = −0.54 and −0.56).

Because of its flexibility, the framework can be adapted to different regions (using local population data), different illness types (targeting different risk factors), and local intervention capacities (local adaptations of best practice).

Intervention 5: Capacity Building of the National Early Childhood Development NGO Association The main objective of the evaluation was to determine to what degree the original capacity building objectives, in terms of both skills transfer and sustainability, have been achieved by the Capacity Building Team in their first year.

That the poem is an intervention: "The capacity to make change in existing conditions" (Muriel Rukeyser).

After 3-wk intervention, endurance capacity was evaluated (total running time and distance until exhaustion).

Additional comments focused on the intervention's capacity for electronic follow-up (i.e., a reminder to view patient data or to send emails to patients).

Intervention 1: Capacity Building of the Ministry of Women Affairs and Child Welfare (MWACW) The overall objective of this evaluation was to examine the process by which the Directorate of Community Development (DCD), within the MWACW, has been strengthened in terms of organisational and human capacity as a result of technical, financial and organisational assistance.