Sentence examples for intervention moves from inspiring English sources

An intervention moves from R&D through a series of international and ultimately national policy decisions about use and financing.

Tables  2 and 3 show that the social acceptance score of the overall respondent sample generally increases from 2.0 to 2.6 as the intervention moves from diagnostic (Q1) to treatment (Q2 & Q3) and as the situation becomes more critical (Q4).

It may be that the more an intervention moves from the confines of tightly controlled laboratory sessions, the more the individual variation in adherence to the intended manipulation and, thus, the smaller any between-groups effects will become.

But then Mata's intervention moved United within two points of second-placed Manchester City, who travel to Sunderland on Wednesday, while 13th-placed Stoke remain four points above the relegation zone.

In a similar study in 2004-2006, anter an intervention moving the ED to a new location, establishing a quality management system, hiring ED specialists and experienced nurses and mechanizing the infrastructures, the satisfaction trend improved progressively in four stages from 59.7% to 64.2%, 71.4% and then 74.4%[20]].

They show, to paraphrase Ian Hacking, that representation and intervention move hand in hand [ 74].

However, if residents that have taken part in the intervention move out, and new residents that have not taken part move in, the program effects would be diluted.

One retrospective observational study focused on students' responses to a natural habit disruption intervention (moving university; Wood, Tam, & Guerrero Witt, 2005).

Within that social group the EMMS intervention moved the survival probabilities of those children to the level of children of women having above primary schooling (Table  3).

RCTs are commonly considered the gold standard, but as research on HIV interventions moves forward, it is important to balance the strengths and weaknesses of RCTs against those of well-designed observational studies.

Today India seems to have deployed another means of using sovereign reserves to support private firms, by lending dollars to its oil interests so that they need not sell rupees and buy dollars on their own.But it's important to note that these interventions move crisis dynamics ever-so-slightly toward what economies faced in the late 1990s.