Introducing complex, multi-component interventions is essentially a process of change [ 7], but description and explanation of the effects of ongoing DMPs are thus far inadequate.
Creditors were certainly nervous, but the European intervention is essentially pre-emptive.
The mother had succeeded in keeping social services at arms' length so that their intervention was "essentially superficial", the judge said.
The Russian intervention was essentially a hijacking — of American companies like Facebook and Twitter; of American citizens' feelings about immigration and race; of American journalists eager for scoops, however modest; of the naïve, or perhaps not so naïve, ambitions of Mr. Trump's advisers.
However, when the preparation and analysis are integrated, user intervention is essentially eliminated after the samples and methods have been loaded onto the machine, and that frees lab members to do other things.
"Establishing the long-term effect of additional outdoor activities on the development and progression of myopia is particularly important because the intervention is essentially free and may have other health benefits," but parents should understand that the magnitude of the effect may be small and may not be permanent, he writes.
"This intervention is essentially conducted by a traditional barber and often leads to hemorrhage.
However, this improvement in fasting glucose concentration was not associated with any change in SSPG concentration, and the values before and after intervention were essentially similar in both experimental groups.
The authors emphasize that data on treatment integrity or social validity – if the interventions are accepted by key agents e.g. parents, children and intervention agents – are essentially nonexistent in the literature.
The report makes broad statements about the role of medication and psychosocial interventions in psychosis that are essentially meaningless because most certainly there is no one size that fits all.
