The deputy prime minister is expected to argue there are three main intervention points for government to increase social mobility – pre-school education, help at school for children from poorer backgrounds and preventing school leavers falling into long-term unemployment.
The book outlines challenges, but also discusses intervention points and solutions.
The aim is to identify intervention points for design interventions to reduce household food waste.
Let i ∈ { 1, 2, …, n } = : I index the n=198 subjects and k=1,2,…,K:=5 the K intervention points where the measurements were made.
A schematic graph of an SFA is presented in Fig. 3, where also the possible intervention points for polices and abatement measures are represented.
Many protein kinases are validated intervention points for drug development, however active site similarities often lead to a lack of selectivity and unwanted side effects in the clinic.
Dynamic material flow models in Visual Basic® are used to provide life-cycle-impact-assessment indicators, which help identify key intervention points along the metal cycle.
Virtually all biological processes rely on protein protein interactions (PPIs) for signal propagation, therefore representing a vast array of potentially viable therapeutic intervention points.
(5) Emergent behaviour in the macrostructure at regional or continental levels can be influenced through critical intervention points in the global macrosystems.
By spelling out the actions (and their goals) necessary to complete the crime, the crime script can "enhance situational crime prevention policies by drawing attention to a fuller range of possible intervention points" (Cornish 1994, pp. 159 160).
By mapping the sequence of actions committed by offenders, it is possible to deconstruct the complex crime-commission process in order to identify not only the specific opportunities exploited by offenders but possible strategic intervention points.
