Sentence examples for intervention found from inspiring English sources

A recent National Audit Office NAOO) report, Academies and maintained schools: oversight and intervention, found that there are now 460 different academy sponsors.

The Audit Commission report in April 2010, which led to the government intervention, found the people of Doncaster were "not well served" by the council.

A previous study evaluating the Wisconsin linkage-to-care specialist intervention found that social support provided by professional case managers helped to motivated and enable clients to adhere to HIV care, leading to improved outcomes such as undetectable viral load (Broaddus, Hanna, Schumann, & Meier, 2015).

Similarly, Nehm and Schonfeld (2007), although detecting a statistically significant improvement in biology teachers' knowledge on both evolution and NOS at the end of a 14-week intervention, found no change regarding their antievolutionary beliefs; many still preferred to teach antievolutionary ideas in their classes.

The least complex intervention found - introduction of new clinical guidelines - was not found to result in practice change [ 36].

One such intervention, found to be effective and easily learned amongst novice clinicians, is Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT).

Yet there are also families that, through strenuous efforts and maybe a splash of divine intervention, find ways to absorb the holiday spirit and come together.

The tragic fact which the supporters of armed humanitarian intervention find it difficult to fully take into account is that global conditions are like what Hobbes used to say about domestic conditions: they make life nasty, brutish, and short.

If the results of the interventions found in the first two regression analyses are not simply artefacts, then the amount of variance explained should be much smaller.

This highlighted in-service teachers' experiences of learning and practising mindfulness, and provided potential explanations for the effects of mindfulness-based interventions found in primary quantitative studies.

Indeed, Guerette and Bowers' (2009) meta-analysis of all situational-based interventions found that the majority of interventions did not lead to displacement and that no study has ever recorded net displacement.