Sentence examples for intervention to that effect from inspiring English sources

As we report today, the Labour leader is planning an intervention to that effect, the timing of which has not yet been precisely fixed.

As he does, he seeks to calm to allow intervention to take effect.

These findings lead us to suggest that early intervention to antagonise the effects of E2 or reduce serum E2 levels would be effective for the prevention of breast cancer in BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation carriers.

He subsequently underwent two additional surgical interventions to effect union.

Future randomised trials of educational interventions need to recognise that effecting change in practices takes time.

Our practice development programme, incorporating audit, feedback and a workshop, successfully engaged the healthcare team of participating practices, though future randomised trials of educational interventions need to recognise that effecting change in primary care practices takes time.

But in a recent paper published in the journal Trends in Neuroscience, Oxford psychiatrists urge the scientific community to look beyond probiotics to consider a wider class of "psychobiotics" ― a new scientific term referring to any intervention that has an effect on mental health by way of changes in the gut microbiome.

Another key question is related to intervention; given that the Alternative-identity effect is one of the largest effects thus found in NSSI research, is it possible to design peer-group appropriate interventions?

It would be clearly inappropriate to assume that intervention effects are exchangeable across outcomes that are different in some important respects such as being measured on different scales (e.g. where one outcome reports a weighted mean difference and another outcome reports a log-odds ratio) as such estimates will differ in terms of the precision with which they are estimated.

The vast majority of them are benign, and further testing can be expensive, worrisome and dangerous, leading to interventions that cause serious side effects or even death.

Two well-known examples are the meta-analyses by Yusuf et al [ 3] and Lau et al [ 4], both showing that meta-analysis can be a powerful tool to show intervention effects that would remain beneath the surface of single study data without proper synthesis and re-analysis.