Sentence examples for interventions noted from inspiring English sources

Gary J. Bass, a Princeton professor who ranks among the foremost scholars of humanitarian interventions, noted recently that Mr. Obama's caution about those two wars applies equally to brief interventions to save lives.

With regards to resources, in addition to the no-cost interventions noted earlier (Downing 2014; Young et al. 2017), some recommend a portion of critical medical supplies be earmarked for palliative measures to reduce the perception of being in competition with curative efforts (Downar et al. 2010; Rosoff 2010).

Articles that mentioned specific costs for their respective interventions noted that these costs were not passed on to students with respect to the amount of use, because the schools absorbed that cost.

With the exception of the findings relating to the possible ineffectiveness of nutritional interventions noted above, the findings of other published reviews appear consistent with our assessment of the effectiveness of antenatal care programmes in disadvantaged and vulnerable populations.

Earlier analyses of Avahan FSW interventions noted that the changes in HIV prevalence did not significantly depend on the presence of Avahan interventions, 11 and the magnitude and speed of the decline in HIV infection were larger than expected and most likely not solely attributable to the Avahan programme.

Faucounau et al. [ 66](M) highlight the benefits of computer-based cognitive interventions, noting the potential for tailoring to individual needs.

All study designs (except correlation studies identifying determinants of commuter cycling) were eligible, as the intention was to capture wider public health interventions, noting that often such evaluations are not limited to robust study designs such as the randomised controlled trials.

This paper provides a comparative study of qualitative research concerning drug-related litter in community settings (associated with illicit drug use/rs) and of the modes of intervention (noted by municipal authorities in two different UK settings) aimed at reducing harm associated with this contemporary public health issue.

One trial was potentially confounded by co-interventions noted under "accompanying health promotion activities" under interventions (above).

Comments from participants before the intervention, noted the lack of dental topics in professional training.

The recruit training period provides an important opportunity for a risk reduction intervention, noted to be effective in Nigeria and Angola [ 9, 21].