Sentence examples for interventions though the from inspiring English sources

Becasue several trials included both types of interventions, though, the number of trials included in subgroup analysis is not representative of the included studies overall.

Russia would for the first time, in a "NATO at 20" council, join deliberations on major security issues like the war on terrorism and peacekeeping interventions, though the alliance would preserve control over membership and other core military issues.

Furthermore, we were unable to determine their impact on the financial and programmatic sustainability of health systems interventions, though the impact on resource allocation and intervention planning is discussed in a subsequent manuscript.

In a literature review on scaling up, Mangham and Hanson [ 10] argue, "scaling up is primarily used to describe the ambition or process of expanding the coverage of health interventions, though the term has also referred to increasing the financial, human, and capital resources required to expand coverage".

Conversely, the significant effect of LLIH on malaria incidence could be observed only during the second year of the intervention, though in the high endemicity stratum such an effect was already evident in the first year post intervention and continued during the second year to attain a 3.6-fold larger effect as compared to the control group.

Land titling interventions, though initially planned for the first phase, started to be implemented in the second phase.

There was to be no Boyd intervention, though, with the former Scotland international cutting his usual sulky figure as he was substituted.

The intervention, though, would most likely have the effect of preventing some of the tens of thousands of people fleeing conflicts and economic hardship in the Middle East and Africa from making their way to European shores.

Also knowledge about medication improved significantly during the intervention, though the patients' attitudes towards the medication remained unchanged.

Corbyn denies he is a pacifist and has said he does not rule out supporting UN military intervention, though the only example he will cite is UN intervention in East Timor in 1999.

Westby's intervention, though, pointed up yet another brutal fact.