Sentence examples for interventions advanced from inspiring English sources

The Social Practice Lab (SPL part of the Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke brings together scholars, artists, and activists through regional and international projects, public interventions, advanced research, and other exchanges.

Not doing so would deny a significant proportion of patients time-critical interventions, advanced analgesia and procedural sedation.

Our market introduction framework builds on this critical systems-wide thinking; it is a modified version of a framework initially developed by Hozumi et al., through interviews with stakeholders with scale-up experience and through retrospective evaluations of global health interventions advanced by PATH.

Many previous researchers explained that a community-based health promotion intervention advanced a cognitive form of social capital and subsequently generated collective actions to affect health [ 25, 26].

As community health interventions advance from being faith-placed to authentically faith-based, greater discussion is needed about the theory, practice, and ethics of delivering health messages embedded within a religious worldview.

Osteotomy has been the standard choice for many of our surgical interventions; advances in medical imaging and instrumentation have made this relatively safe, improving the outcomes.

After early pioneering work on brief interventions, further advances were not made until thinking about alcohol problems and their treatment, most notably on controlled drinking, along with wider changes in public health, created new conditions for progress.

New opportunities and challenges related to personalized clinical decision support interventions and advanced curation tools are also outlined, taking into account inter-institutional collaborations leading to a sustainable exchange of knowledge assets.

Clinical data on the use of specific clinical interventions (eg, advanced life support measures) and ECG data will be reported separately.

High volume hospitals are likely to have more specialists, interventions, and advanced intensive cares that are critical in saving the lives of pancreatitis patients.

Neutrophilia and elevated NLR convey a poor prognosis in a variety of clinical settings including critical illness, coronary interventions, and advanced malignancies (Zahorec, 2001; Poludasu et al, 2009; Proctor et al, 2012).