Sentence examples for interventions dedicated to from inspiring English sources
"Soft" measures are influential, social, or psychological interventions dedicated to influence the actors' knowledge and attitudes and to deter risky behaviours by calling for more socially-responsible actions or for voluntary decisions to comply with the safety rules.
The elucidation of the roles of altered septo-hippocampal neuronal populations and networks during temporal lobe epilepsy will help design new and effective interventions dedicated to reduce or suppress epileptic activity.
The goal of this review is to consider the current state of interventions dedicated to reducing household air pollution and the subsequent effects on ALRIs in children.
The 2006-2010 Country Programme contains five main interventions dedicated to children's rights, which includes: Health and Nutrition, Water and Environmental Sanitation, Education, Child Protection, Policy, advocacy and partnership.
As a result Indigenous organisations such as Stop the Intervention are dedicated to, amongst other things, repealing alcohol bans.
These techniques would allow monitoring of specific macrophage subtypes activated in vivo in pre-symptomatic stages of OA and measure effects of pre-emptive intervention strategies dedicated to interfering with macrophage polarization.
Consumer perceptions of the current obesity interventions highlight the need for greater attention to be dedicated to interventions that support and empower individuals to improve their lifestyle.
Some reminder interventions have employed nurses dedicated to detecting unnecessary catheters.
Financing is provided by a combination of different sources: national financial resources (specific funds dedicated to welfare interventions such as the National Fund for Social Policies); regional resources; and local resources (municipalities' budgets).
This was due to a lack of resources, with one service provider having 10 days a month dedicated to the intervention, spread over a large geographical area.
Despite the attention of global research community, only 5% (US$66 million) of funding for Service Delivery was dedicated to this intervention.
