For example, silviculturists in Central and Southern Europe tend to see a greater role for silvicultural interventions, reflecting the longer history of managed forests in their part of the world.
The latter situation, i.e. few perturbations by drug interventions, reflected the design of the RPPA experiments under consideration here, hence leading to the application of ddepn.
It is an approach which emphasises the role of senior management engagement with project teams, and importance of measurement [ 17], with many CQI interventions reflecting the Plan Do Study Act (PDSA) cycle.
The P values reported refer to one tailed tests for the impacts of the two interventions (reflecting the presumption that these interventions could not harm the children) and two tailed tests for the interaction term (reflecting the possibility of negative interactions between the two interventions).
The specification of a range of costs for individual health interventions reflects the fact that the costs of individual treatments differed in the health facilities and the various preventive programmes due to such factors as varying treatment patterns for similar diseases, availability of resources, degree of capacity utilisation of health facilities and incidence of diseases.
Similarly, the fact that NIHR HTA Programme-funded drug interventions were typically better described than non-drug interventions reflected the findings in Glasziou et al 3 where over 60% of reports on drug treatments were initially deemed to be complete compared with just under 30% of non-drug treatments.
Is he one of those New Labour people, is he a Conservative?'" Turnbull's intervention reflects the views of shadow ministers which have been passed on to Cameron.
The ban on government intervention reflects the Republicans' aversion to government price controls, but it's also a testament to the lobbying clout of the drug industry, a major patron of the Republican Party.
Rather, Saudi military intervention reflects the kingdom's wariness toward a hostile Shia region on its southern border, especially given that the same tribes and sects that populate northern Yemen dominate the southern Saudi regions of Jizan and Najran.
There is a novel emphasis in Clegg's tactics on pre-school intervention, reflecting the work of academics such as Nobel Laureate James Heckman, and in Britain the studies undertaken at Bristol University.
