Sentence examples for interventions gradually from inspiring English sources

By reference to HRD and the strength of HR systems, the temporal sequencing analysis of this study illustrated that the shift from administrative requirements of a short-term HR training to more transformational-related HR interventions gradually emerged.

Most if not all postischemic interventions gradually lose their efficacy as a function of time between stroke onset and treatment.

If the effectiveness of the intervention gradually wanes, as shown in Figure 2d, the impact on immunity is likely to be minimal and the incidence of clinical disease will return to pre-intervention settings.

We compared the situation in which the intervention gradually is implemented to current practice, where only 5%% of the eligible patients can follow the intervention.

Since median survival with HIV infection is approximately 10 years, these indirect effect of the interventions emerge gradually over decades.

In Thailand, a mix of these policy interventions were gradually introduced since the 1970s [ 16- 18].

We assumed that IRCVD after the interventions will gradually converge with IRCVD directly calculated from the SBP levels after the interventions, as shown in another simulation [ 21].

When transmission reaches moderate to low levels, the main interventions will gradually be targeted only to high-risk areas, causing a reduction in the use of chemical insecticides.

When k = 20, l = 100, m = 140, and x − 130 20 = y, ∫ L H f (x ) × P (x ) d x = ∫ L H { 1 2 π × exp (− y 2 2 ) × exp (y − 1 2 ) 100 } d y ≈ ∫ − ∞ ∞ 1 2 π × exp (− (y − 1 ) 2 2 ) × 1 100 d y = 0.0 1 In this simulation study, we assumed that IRCVD after the interventions would gradually converge with IRCVD directly calculated from the SBP levels after the interventions.

After Armageddon, most of those who had died before God's intervention will gradually be resurrected during "judgment day" lasting for one thousand years.

All these eyes were followed without additional surgical intervention, and gradually resolved thereafter.