Sentence examples for intervention stand from inspiring English sources

The two-seat electric runabouts, which will negotiate urban traffic, traverse complex interchanges and brave mall parking lots with no human intervention, stand to change the definition of getting around for a generation of motorists.

The regulatory and supervisory systems inherent in the ADDO program and then adapted to monitor ACT dispensing make this intervention stand apart from other interventions to provide subsidized ACTs in private drug shops.

The intensive and personalized interaction between participants and their therapists is one of the most essential elements of the web-based treatment program and makes this intervention stand out from online self-help programs and minimal-contact therapies.

For example, the intervention " Stand Up, Sit Less, Move More", encourages to use workstations in order to have equal amounts of sitting and standing time, to stand up at least every 30 min, and to increase incidental physical activity [ 19, 23].

A botanical enclave from the future, this structural intervention stands six meters tall and kinetically responds to the sun's heat.

We are currently in the Golden Hour for humanity (in medicine; the period following injury where medical intervention stands the best chance of preventing death).

The most recent VR booklet trial 25 tested two models of intervention: stand-alone booklets versus booklets with brief structured telephone support from a vestibular therapist.

Any intervention stands or falls on the ability to plan and conduct the process from the perspective of project management [ 18, 24].

Furthermore, it is precisely in these younger and more aggressive cases where early detection with definitive therapeutic intervention stands to yield the greatest impact on patients' lives.

7) At the last stage, the intervention stood terminated from our side; as the local women owned the intervention and started operating it by themselves as a part of the local information system.

In regions characterised by high income, low mortality and high existing treatment coverage, the addition of screening to the current high treatment levels is very cost-effective, although no particular intervention stands out in cost-effectiveness terms relative to the others.