Sentence examples for interventions at least from inspiring English sources

Energy efficiency is an objective of public interventions at least since the Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act of 1978 (PURPA).

In each of the disaster interventions at least six hundred families received psychosocial support, and at least one thousand women were covered under the program.

Apart from the methodological issues in evaluating these interventions, at least two reasons may help explain this bias in the research.

Evidence-based medicine and evidence-informed health policymaking rely on evidence generated by developers of healthcare interventions, at least in the initial stages of the life cycle of an intervention.

This suggests that anti-IL-1 interventions, at least given acutely, may have the capacity to limit injury-amplifying inflammation in the brain without markedly weakening systemic innate immunity needed for host defense.

This position entails postponing minor interventions at least until the age of 5 or 6, when the child is able to express preferences and major interventions until the age of 12 to 14.

Clinicians aware of the anxieties facing the patient may feel obliged to offer active intervention ("at least we're doing something"), unintentionally biasing informed consent [ 37].

Research to develop so-called intelligent vehicles that can assist the driver and even operate without driver intervention, at least on special roads, has made some progress.

They seem unaware that the market "works" with or without government intervention, at least in the sense that the self-interest that propels capitalism never changes, just the methods by which that self-interest is fulfilled.

We've seen the movies and television programs inspired by this tragic event and have read the books and newspaper and magazine articles that analyze how Somalia changed the United States' attitude toward military intervention, at least in the 1990s.

Intervention: At least 1 fluoroscopic transforaminal epidural steroid injection.