Sentence examples for interventions but a from inspiring English sources

"A 16-year-old will respond well to our interventions, but a person who has had a problem for 16 years might respond differently," Dr. Mandelbaum said.

"Not great interventions but a slowly increasing level of support so that ultimately people stay in the homes they want to stay in and have the right level of care.

Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and related research strategies are increasingly seen as the preferred methodology for evaluating policy interventions, but a single-minded focus on identifying causal effects limits their capacity to support actual policy decisions.

This designation as managed land is intuitive for croplands and settlements, which would not exist without management interventions, but a portion of forest land, grassland, and wetlands may not be managed in a country.

That study incorporates similar interventions but a different study design.

These countries have used various interventions, but a commonality has been strengthening on-farm biosecurity and monitoring the prevalence of Campylobacter spp. positive flocks.

Dhaliwal et al. (2011) look at a different set of interventions, but go a step further by incorporating cost information and ranking alternatives based on cost-effectiveness comparisons.

His vocals hang, flickering, and suggest not a technological intervention but a chemical one.

There must not only be a political rationale for intervention, but a legal one as well.

Nobody wants a see another shambolic exercise in state-sponsored market intervention, but a repeat performance is a possibility.

PayPal declined to comment on the education secretary's intervention but a spokesperson confirmed that a review on this issue was already under way.