Sentence examples for interventions not just from inspiring English sources

What if we could use the internet to conduct interventions – not just education, but also testing and treatment – on people who are at high risk?

It's clear that there has been an enormous overselling of numerous medical interventions – not just in mental health – with overdiagnosis and overtreatment led by an industry keen to get doctors to diagnose as many people as possible.

To test that conclusion, I spent a few weeks building a neighbourhood-level model that sought to sift out the effects of interventions not just in the schools, but also on neighbouring schools.

"What's needed is a comprehensive approach to suicide prevention using multiple interventions, not just one," McKeon said.

Increased efficiency linked to appropriate therapeutic interventions, not just containment [ 8] would mean that symptom control is achieved quicker.

Three other randomised trials are mentioned in the Cochrane Review (Gøtzsche and Nielsen, 2011), but were excluded because they compared multiple interventions (not just mammography), or made major post-randomisation exclusions.

If they do, it would take divine intervention, not just Dr. Mom, to save them.

The placebo effect is present in every medical intervention, not just those procedures, such as sugar pills, where the placebo effect is the only known agent at work.

Yet Tennessee's is a national first insomuch as it extends the right of intervention not just to law enforcement or animal control, but to random civilians, granting them wide protection from civil liability for damage to the vehicle.

But, children consumed a variety of vegetables at each dietary observation period (before and after the intervention), not just the target intervention vegetables.

As the relationship between RR and activity level is non-linear, the number of lives saved by a PA intervention depends on the underlying distribution of PA levels after the intervention, not just the mean increase or the proportion of a cohort meeting a particular target.