Sentence examples for interventions are usually from inspiring English sources

Randomization of individuals is not always feasible and interventions are usually composed of multiple factors.

Endoscopic interventions are usually very challenging in patients with anatomic changes caused by earlier GI surgery.

For these people, whose weight poses serious health risks, conventional diet and drug interventions are usually unsuccessful.

These interventions are usually described as Keynesian, but as John Maynard Keynes understood in his 1936 masterwork, "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" (the first economics book I read), the main driver of business cycles is investment.

Although complex interventions are usually evaluated by their effects on outcomes, such as pain or disability, most do not directly target these outcomes; instead, they target intermediate factors that are presumed to be associated with the outcomes.

It may not sound like much, but educational interventions are usually (disappointingly) tiny.

The citizenly impulse behind these arresting critical interventions is usually commendable.

This is why multilateral interventions were usually required to facilitate the re-alignments of exchange rates".

Impact of epidemic interventions is usually quantified by mathematical models.

For obvious reasons, blinding in behavioural and self-management interventions is usually not possible.

"Packaging of key interventions is usually efficient," Dr. Victora explained, "but unless coverage is very high it may increase inequities".