Sentence examples for intervention in selecting from inspiring English sources
Conservative Richard Drax took his time to ask the prime minister a question about Labour's troubles with union intervention in selecting a candidate for the Falkirk seat.
As with the majority of described approaches, this study involved a high level of human intervention in selecting 'good' images for training/testing purposes a potential drawback, considering the rapid increase in the size of ISH image collections.
Study results indicated that earlier intervention in selected high-risk prethreshold eyes results in improved vision in premature infants with ROP.
However, as failed PTA did not jeopardise vein-patch angioplasty or jump grafting, it is a reasonable alternative to surgical intervention in selected cases.
Our study also confirms the beneficial effect of a psychological intervention in selected cases.
Translational research is actively addressing whether replenishment of plasma gelsolin could provide an efficacious and well tolerated therapeutic intervention in selected seriously ill patients.
We did not set an upper age limit for participants as fruit and vegetable intake may be beneficial even in old age [ 34].We assessed the cost effectiveness of intervention in selected age groups of population which shows that intervention is more cost effective in older age groups.
The research questions presented in Table 2 will support intervention researchers in selecting appropriate indicators for a particular intervention project.
Most studies focus on HRQL changes after pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions in selected patients groups [ 13- 15].
Yet in general, current management focuses on screening patients at risk for DID, implementing multiple preventive measures and more aggressive interventions in selected patients.
Unfavorable patterns of stage at diagnosis for cancers of the colon and rectum, breast, cervix uteri, and prostate suggest a need for cancer control interventions in selected groups.
