Sentence examples for interventions that would from inspiring English sources

The surgeon described interventions that would give our son the best chance of surviving birth.

"We were trying as best we could to minimize the interventions that would make our mother uncomfortable," he said.

Sanitation and Water Under this heading, the experts considered interventions that would improve access to clean drinking water and/or sanitation.

McCune is now working on interventions that would prevent inflammation against H.I.V. in the adult, hoping to partly mimic the balance found in utero.

If by doing so they also lower their dementia risk — and knowing that would require a different study, focused on interventions — that would be a bonus.

Once it's a cultural problem, that brings statutory relativism; women from some communities are simply not thought to warrant the interventions that would be made if they were white and British.

Mr. George is one of a growing number of would-be geoengineers who advocate high-risk, large-scale technical interventions that would fundamentally change the oceans and skies in order to reduce the effects of global warming.

Compared with previous medical interventions, "that would be a bigger impact than we've ever seen".

There is both strong disapproval of negative driving behaviors and strong support for interventions that would correct these behaviors.

Thirdly, many of the greatest evils could have been prevented by miraculous interventions that would not have been detected.

The reason was to understand our local demographics in an effort to design processes and interventions that would mitigate the morbidity and mortality associated with this injury pattern.