Sentence examples for interventions at a time from inspiring English sources

A pairwise meta-analysis can compare only two interventions at a time.

Second, policy makers must typically compare more than a few interventions at a time (the WHO-CHOICE database project aims to produce data for about 500 interventions).

With the exception of the patient ID verification task, all other tasks employed multiple applicable interventions at a time (ie, interventions were employed as a system, as shown in table 1).

The utility of this new knowledge, by the translation of hormone data into real life, is to better direct interventions at a time when developmental trajectories remain plastic and capable of alteration and without the need for biological sample collection.

This has included approving AIDS treatment interventions at a time when there was resistance from some donors and uncertainty around their eligibility, as well recommending a narrow scope of eligible health systems strengthening activities, scaling back to the disease-specific focus which some viewed as the organisation's core mandate, though which others criticised [ 56].

We projected the number of key healthcare workers in the public sector under several single-variable (one-at-a-time) intervention scenarios that would take effect by 2010.

Many echoed Mr. Ermarth, saying decisions made in coming weeks will heavily influence the rules for security, war and intervention at a time of unrivaled American power.

But having opted for intervention at a time of unprecedented ferment and change among the Arabs, London and Washington have assumed responsibility for a cause far greater than Benghazi or Misrata.

He promulgated the first Ottoman constitution on Dec. 23, 1876, primarily to ward off foreign intervention at a time when the Turks' savage suppression of the Bulgarian uprising (May 1876) and Ottoman successes in Serbia and Montenegro had aroused the indignation of Western powers and Russia.

In rejecting allegations that Syria deployed poison gas, Russian officials have argued that rebels had a clear motivation -- to spur a Western-led attack on Syrian forces -- while Assad had every reason to avoid any action that could spur international intervention at a time when his forces were winning the more than two-year war.

In Cambodia, different organizations have developed a variety of health cards and records for MCH programs, aiming for a specific health intervention at a time.