"That's the key intervention point.
Like many other organizations, the World Bank sees contract negotiations as a powerful intervention point.
"It's painful to see because in every one of these shootings there was an intervention point, where a service agency didn't do what they were supposed to do.
There are many barriers to successful agricultural research in the developing world, but Cornell University s Albert R. Mann Library has found an intervention point: access to information.
The importance of IMPDH as a key intervention point for antiproliferation has been advanced from a number of biological studies using clinically relevant IMPDH inhibitors.
I argue that there should be a minimum intervention point triggering official action to depose management and shareholders, and then move to resolution, with an increasingly penal ladder of sanctions as equity capital falls towards this point.
Community pharmacists are a key intervention point in efforts to prevent and mitigate the impact of prescription drug abuse and misuse (PDA/M); yet pharmacists' perceptions regarding PDA/M have been explored only briefly in the literature.
The latter is particularly interesting as B and T lymphocytes appear to depend solely on the de novo pathway for guanine nucleotides, making IMPDH an appealing intervention point for immunosuppressive action.
Conclusions: Strengths of the study were: ITS design, according to standardized quality criteria (i.e., at least three data points before and three data points after intervention; clearly defined intervention point); pragmatic approach, with good external validity; promotion of effective good practices.
The transition between eighth and ninth grades, the research indicated, is a key intervention point in shaping students' long-term outcomes.
Organizations may treat networking ability as a key intervention point to help individuals from low CES households to increase their later income.
