Sentence examples for intervention namely from inspiring English sources

But in truth, Mr Farage had other ambitions for his parliamentary intervention: namely, to say something that would generate headlines.So he did.

Nevertheless, there is still a debate regarding the qualitative characteristics that define the optimal OST intervention, namely the treatment threshold.

A non-pharmacological intervention, namely instrumental conditioning of 12 15 Hz oscillations (ISC), for improving sleep quality and memory is introduced.

Suitable comparisons were those not affected by the intervention, namely between Time 2 and Time 3 for the Intervention First group and between Time 1 and Time 2 for the Intervention Second group.

The model allows for two types of intervention, namely (1) partial or complete removal of the population in within any patch; and (2) containment to reduce spread between patches.

This study employed a quasi-experimental design with repeated measures to evaluate the effect of an intervention, namely mutual goal-setting (MGS) practice, on elderly patients with chronic illness.

The new implementation strategy consisted of multiple interventions, namely education, discussion, role-playing, feedback and reminders.

Treatment options include oral medications, botulinum toxin injections for focal elements of dystonia, and increasingly neurosurgical interventions (namely Intrathecal baclofen and Deep Brain stimulation), highlighting the importance of a rational approach to pharmacological management.

The current meta-analysis identified treatment predictors for traumatised soldiers and veterans, using data from studies examining guideline recommended interventions, namely: EMDR, exposure, cognitive, cognitive restructuring, cognitive processing, trauma-focused cognitive behavioural, and stress management therapies.

Since acquired knowledge of ACEP Clinical Policy on Hypertension did not translate into changes in physician practice in Lehrmann's trial, we approached the problem of adopting evidence-based guidelines in clinical practice at the next level in the hierarchy of interventions, namely, transfer of learning to the workplace via evaluation of behavior.

In other words, a mix of proposed policy interventions namely the full-phased introduction of the Integrated Mass Transit System, fixed bus speed, stringent vehicle emission norms and a hike in parking fees for private vehicles would help in strengthening the capability of passenger transport to cater to a growing transport demand with a minimum health burden in the Delhi region.