But if John Terry was the figure around whom the defence massed, and whose interventions kept them in the game, Rooney added authority to the attack.
"There had to be some divine intervention in that game.
GAME intervention fidelity was maintained as the same therapists provided intervention for each infant in the GAME group.
15 This was introduced as part of an intervention to improve safety in the game ('Are you ready to play rugby') and had been recommended by a subgroup of the Scottish Committee for Orthopaedics and Trauma in response to the increasing number of serious neck injuries observed in schoolboy rugby in Scotland.
World Rugby's intervention polarised opinion, with many in the game feeling it prolonged an incident that had been dealt with while others argued the words the props used were racially abusive and merited punishment.
We hypothesized that infants in the GAME intervention group would have higher goal attainment and Peabody Developmental Motor Scale-2 (PDMS-2) scores after 12 weeks of intervention than infants receiving Standard Care (referred to as SC from now on).
In a note to clients, Karen E. Parker, director of currency research at Chase Securities, said, "One does not get many points for persistence in the game of intervention".
On top of that, Corzine's polling tended to run ahead of approval, and, late in the game, Obama's intervention came and looked like it was helping.
Children in the intervention group have the game console and games at home for the duration of the intervention period.
However, other studies found that when mindfully integrated into an intervention's design, the game elements worked in accord with other aspects of the intervention to positively impact on student learning (Laine, Nygren, Dirin, & Suk, 2016; Woo, 2014).
