Sentence examples for interventions beyond the from inspiring English sources

These were the faintest beginnings of what Shankar had long imagined, a process that took behavioral interventions beyond the nudge, and made bureaucracies capable of listening as much as prescribing.

The panel now recommends an "impact inventory" that helps analysts and end-users of cost effectiveness analyses look at the impact of interventions beyond the formal health-care sector.

Instead, the observation that economic well-being and health also characterise the outcome deficiencies amongst clusters of commensurate socio-environmental status points to the need for national-level interventions, beyond the remit of local government.

By broadening the definition of healthcare beyond immediate medical interventions and by pushing those interventions beyond the clinic walls and into kitchen gardens and backyards, we believe that it is possible to dramatically reduce malnutrition among vulnerable farm families.

However, the sustainability and durability of such interventions beyond the research period is not known.

We saw a stepwise decline in CLA-BSIs as we strategically introduced accessory interventions beyond the central line bundle.

Do your childbirth experiences, particularly if you've given birth more than once, suggest that medical intervention (beyond the emergency level) helps, hinders or otherwise alters the process?

All this squares comfortably with Obama's own statement of creed on American intervention beyond the pursuit of terrorism published in his 2006 book "The Audacity of Hope".

If it doesn't clean up its lab-rat act, the internet industry is just begging for regulatory intervention beyond the obvious need to require users' specific permission ahead of time, with full disclosure of what's being done.

On development of autonomous weapons systems capable of identifying and attacking targets without human intervention, beyond the capability of the present generation of drones, Boothby takes the view that these "killer robots" are "unlikely to raise international weapons law concerns".

As the most frequent attributions and predictors of test performance were found to be mainly uncontrollable and stable, this study concludes that knowledge of student attributions and academic self-concept can provide useful information to teachers of English both at the level of prediction and intervention beyond the level of language instruction.