Sentence examples for intervention the question from inspiring English sources
Given that the CIA is a major sponsor of the recently released US National Academy of Sciences NASS) reports on geoengineering (which they have renamed "climate intervention"), the question arises as to the possible interest of the CIA in global climate control.
When offered operative intervention, the question frequently asked by the patient is "How many of these have you done before?" This article aims to critically analyse recent literature and explore the correlation between volume and clinical outcome in the context of cancer care.
If Mr. Sarkozy has indeed broken an unwritten rule of democratic politics, his intervention raises the question of just how far departed leaders should go in pronouncing on issues of the day.
At the end of each section, the participants completed an evaluation of the pilot intervention, answering the question "How would you classify the meeting in general?" (from 0 to 10, being unacceptable = 0 and acceptable = 10).
This might explain the firm response to the matching intervention, but the question then remains as to why many youth turned down the opportunity to be matched, and turned down actual job offers.
"I asked for his intervention on the question of the Malvinas," she told reporters, using the Argentine name for the islands, after having lunch with him in the Vatican shortly after arriving in Rome to attend his Mass.
The starting point in the Marte Meo intervention is the question raised by the parent.
The intervention (writing the question followed by the plenary discussion) lasted for a maximum of 10 minutes.
As patients in this study were recruited as part of a larger intervention study, the question rises if this could be a biased sample.
In the intervention group, the questions used for tailoring are presented during the dialogue.
Because of the complexity of health education interventions, especially the interaction between setting, intervention and outcome, the question of transferability is crucial when advocating evidence-based approaches.
