Sentence examples for interventions to limit from inspiring English sources

Sporadic interventions to limit house-price speculation may even be counterproductive because they discourage people from building more homes.

Novel molecular targets identified above could direct strategies for dietary/therapeutic interventions to limit metabolic dysfunction and development of T2D.

The lead researcher, Prof Kamlesh Khunti from the University of Leicester, said: "The results are quite alarming and have major implications for public health interventions to limit the number of fast-food outlets in more deprived areas".

Conclusions: Australia has succeeded in stabilising the HIV epidemic partly through successful interventions to limit the spread of infection among IDUs.

Here, we characterize the network of live fish movements in the Irish salmonid farming industry during 2013, using social network analysis and spatial epidemiology methods, and identify interventions to limit the risk of disease introduction and spread.

Frequency of usage was not found to affect this willingness, indicating that it should not be a factor in designing and implementing interventions to limit smartphone usage while driving.

There is a strong case for government intervention to limit sales of sugary drinks, improve school meals and consider taxing unhealthy foods and subsidising healthy ones.

His militia's actions seemed likely to stir renewed debate over international intervention to limit his use of military power against his own citizens, possibly by imposing a no-flight zone.

The impact of neurocognitive impairment in HIV patients is often underestimated due to a lack of education and awareness, and there are consequently gaps in the provision of screening and diagnosis to enable earlier intervention to limit neurocognitive impairment.

A standard baseline scenario2,3 that assumes no policy intervention to limit greenhouse-gas emissions has 10 TW (10 × 1012 watts) of carbon-emission-free power being produced by the year 2050, equivalent to the power provided by all today's energy sources combined.

Analysts say the relatively restrained response of the security forces, as well as the government's intervention to limit price rises has kept things calmer.