Sentence examples for interventions are rather from inspiring English sources

Moreover, most medical interventions are rather blunt, and it is thus difficult to prevent them from having overall negative effects in some cases (this is perhaps particularly true of psychiatric interventions).

The intention to use the interventions was rather high after overcoming these barriers.

However, the number of studies that focus on the treatment of eating disorders through web-based interventions is rather limited.

The effect size for these interventions is rather small from a clinical standpoint; however, these interventions were, for the most part, delivered to healthy weight youth and their impact may be greater in obese youth, particularly those with elevated blood pressure.

But in another sense, Chomsky's intervention is rather more significant than it first appears.

They have bowled 89 overs between for their four wickets – Root's intervention was rather more economical.

A Chinese intervention was rather less camouflaged in its intentions, with the country representative requesting in one of the (subsequently) rejected amendments that the phrase in the resolution text "a comprehensive human rights-based approach" be changed to "a comprehensive and integrated approach".

However, the intervention is rather expensive to its providers and the initial health care costs are considerable.

Management of GRT is a challenging surgical problem with many different approaches to manage; however, when the GRT is more than 180°, the intervention is rather complex.

17 Physical activity in our intervention was rather intense, amounted to 180 minutes a week, and was complemented by home exercises, while the weekly physical activity lessons in the control group focused less on endurance.

She implied that her relationship with her coordinator and early intervention professionals are rather bureaucratic.