Sentence examples for intervention section from inspiring English sources

On the "Intervention" section of A&E's Web site, intoxicated figures stumble and slump in the "before" sequences, leading up to their stints in rehab.

Invited to participate in the biennale's "intervention" section, Mr. Nakahira vetoed exhibiting photographs of Japan in favor of something more site-specific.

An educational intervention section in this survey revealed significant increase in local residents' support and acceptance for using prescribed fire on public land after reading about the technique and seeing scenes of different stages of forest regeneration.

It's for that reason that the Congress as a part of Health Care Reform provided for a modest funding of health care ombuds programs -- modeled in part on CSS's Community Health Advocates -- based on Senators Gillibrand and Schumer's intervention (Section 1002 of the Affordable Health Care for America Act: Health Insurance Consumer Information).

This online support is further described in the intervention section of this document.

The proforma consists of two parts, a recognition and intervention section.

The title and abstract of all potentially relevant articles were screened by two reviewers (LAF and OR) in order to find applicable information about PA promotion in the community-intervention section.

The comparison of TT with influenza and cholera was judged as low quality and therefore included in "insufficient evidence interventions" section.

Computations for the absolute benefits of effective strategies on questionnaire response and trial retention were based on absolute risk reductions derived from meta-analysis RRs (Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions, Section 12.5.4.2: Schünemann 2008).

This was the mean of estimates for the return of EuroQol questionnaires (ICC = 0.054) from a source recommended by the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions (Section 16.3.4) (Higgins 2008b ) and http://www.abdn.ac.uk/hsru/documents/iccs-web.xls (last accessed 27 September 2013).

Therefore, this sensitivity analysis in practice involved re-estimating fixed-effect and random-effects meta-analyses (for both selection and consumption outcomes – all comparisons) using imputed values for standard deviations that were (1) double and (2) half those used in the 'base case' analyses reported in the Effects of interventions section.