Sentence examples for intervention to indicate from inspiring English sources

Most approaches are, as yet, semi-automatic in the sense they require human intervention to indicate which areas need improvement.

Despite significantly reducing heavy expert reliance (usual in classical approaches), the proposed approach depends on specialist intervention to indicate the number of distinct objects contained in each sample.

We therefore did not have information on average energy intake or the macro- and micronutrient composition of baseline diets, or change in diets during the intervention, to indicate whether RUF supplemented or displaced usual intake.

However, another likely cause is that the reason for this is due to the tendency for it to be fundamentally easier for an intervention group to indicate a greater effect size relative to a waitlist than active placebo in psychotherapy research [ 55].

A statistically significant steeper decline of HIV prevalence in young antenatal women observed in the high intensity targeted intervention districts seems to indicate that the package of targeted interventions have played an important role in bringing about such a decline.

Intervention goals were identified to indicate optimal intervention implementation.

A fuzzy controller (FC) is designed to characterize the operating condition and to determine the urgency of intervention with possibility to indicate probability of specific type of failure.

A repeated intervention is assumed to indicate a failure in the initial procedure.

Significant improvements between BL and pre-intervention were interpreted to indicate spontaneous improvement, suggesting that changes following the intervention may also be spontaneous.

By linking these indicators to efficacy, we meet the call for more insight in the association between the process of delivery of intervention components and efficacy, contributing to a more transparent evaluation of a public health intervention and being able to indicate facilitators and barriers in translating such an intervention into practice.

TMT suggests that one response to thinking about death is to cling more strongly to the view that life has some wider meaning, so after their intervention they asked participants to indicate their agreement with statements such as: "Life has no meaning or purpose", or "All strivings in life are futile and absurd".