Sentence examples for interventions in the next from inspiring English sources

These limitations, however, should be weighed against the benefits of having timely empirical evidence on the effectiveness of the interventions carried out during the current programming period (2007 13) of the EU Structural Funds, which can be also useful to inform the design of the interventions in the next stage (2014 20).

A survey cited in a recent PSI blog reported that 85% of respondents said PPPs will be important to the development of more effective health interventions in the next 5-10 years.

Findings will inform the development of a complex intervention in the next phase of the research programme.

Findings will inform the development of a new model of care (intervention) in the next phase of this research (figure 1).

Several factors were identified as being associated with intent to undertake a falls clinic type of intervention in the next 12 months.

His vital interventions continued in the next official match played against Porto when he scored again following a weak back pass from Fredy Guarín before setting up Cesc Fàbregas to give Barcelona a 2 0 victory and the UEFA Super Cup, then the only official competition that remained for him to score in.

We summarized main results for the intervention effect in the next section.

For this, a framework for costing policy interventions is presented in the next section.

We will also closely monitor results of interventions in the hope that the next five years will address this concern significantly".

Specifically, in this section, we present considerations for cost-effectiveness analysis of Internet interventions in the hopes that the next generation of internet intervention research will incorporate economic analyses.

Meltzer and colleagues have estimated that, in the absence of effective interventions, in the United States alone, the next influenza pandemic could cause 89,000 207,000 excess deaths and 314,000 734,000 hospitalizations, as well as tens of millions of outpatient visits and additional illnesses (4 ).