Sentence examples for intervention imposes from inspiring English sources

The numerator takes into consideration the additional costs that one intervention imposes over another.

The numerator in the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio takes into consideration the additional costs that one intervention imposes over another.

Lech Walesa and the Solidarity movement were a global inspiration but the Polish military, fearing Soviet intervention, imposed martial law in 1981.

Six months ago, the regime and its allies were quite content that they had split the opposition, beaten back the core challenge to the regime, quarantined Syria from direct external intervention, imposed a new balance of power in the country in their favor and could wait out the crisis indefinitely.

The performance of students was independent of any educational intervention imposed by this study.

While I am encouraged by the Obama administration's recent shift in strategy towards an increased role for US troops in the protection of Afghan civilians, it begs the broader question of whether top-down military interventions imposed by the global North are the best means for securing a lasting peace in Afghanistan, or for that matter in any foreign country.

The regulation of such growth is complex and may be affected by nutritional interventions imposed many years previously.

This study set out to investigate the relative effectiveness of four types of coercive interventions used by the mental health services, and the relative psychological and physical burdens these interventions imposed on patients.

A continuous nephrological care of kidney transplant recipients, especially during ongoing viral or bacterial infections or during interventions imposed by other medical disciplines (exposure to contrast media, surgery) in a specialist transplant centre, should be suggested.

We examine some of the challenges associated with generating input signals for identifying dynamics in pain treatment interventions while imposing "patient-friendly" constraints on the design.

What transforms coercion into therapy are physicians diagnosing the person's condition a "illness," declaring the intervention they impose on the victim a "treatment," and legislators and judges legitimating these categorizations as "illnesses" and "treatments".