Sentence examples for intervention ultimately from inspiring English sources

Training in endovascular intervention ultimately aims to produce interventionalists who demonstrate competence in technical skills.

They proved able to intervene in a U.S. Presidential election — the biggest political contest in the world — no matter how decisive that intervention ultimately was.

He said Intel's intervention ultimately hurt the government's case because it hindered his ability to be as fully cooperative with the government as he might have been otherwise.

They proved able to intervene in a U.S. Presidential election the biggest political contest in the world no matter how decisive that intervention ultimately was.

Monte Carlo simulations revealed that a peer-driven preventive intervention ultimately reached final sample sizes of up to 18,409 individuals.

Instead, it is about "building managers and frontline staff to find new ways of engaging with families and intervention". Ultimately, the roundtable was told, the troubled families programme has to be transformational.

A passionate trio with cor, clarinet and viola in the fourth movement was the logical outcome, yet this was marred by the harp's rather postured episodic interventions, ultimately highlighting the uneasy balance between Holloway's more sharply contoured material and his trademark forays into a more indulgent Romanticism.

Willson's interventions ultimately had little to do with the end of the violence.

A number of public health interventions ultimately reversed this trend, but according to a recent CDC report, the isolation of patients was the decisive factor, and data suggests that the seriousness of the outbreak bore a simple inverse relationship to the number of ETU beds in the country: the more beds there were, the lower the rate of new infections.

Major successes in the past, e.g., tobacco control and use of seat belts, have required extensive and prolonged attention with interventions ultimately engaging all aspects of society, including alteration of legal and cultural norms.

The association of intrusive thoughts prior to surgery with symptoms of impaired quality of life three months after surgery may inspire others to study these associations further and to design clinical interventions ultimately aiming at increasing the level of quality of life for men with prostate-cancer diagnosis.