Sentence examples for interventions to restrict the from inspiring English sources
These reasons might include chance fluctuations in rates, economic changes, social changes, or other interventions to restrict the means of completing suicide.
Efforts should be made to minimise irrational use of antibiotics and support interventions to restrict over-the-counter availability of antibiotics.
Conclusion Our study shows a consistent pattern of reduction in the risk of preterm delivery with successive population interventions to restrict smoking.
For populations where the mean total fat intake is below 30% of energy then interventions to restrict rises in total fat intake to over 30% of energy may help to avoid obesity.
These range from primary interventions aimed to influence people's perceptions and decisions, to secondary interventions aimed to restrict the means or to influence risky behaviour, until tertiary interventions aimed to reduce the consequences of a possible collision.
Mr. Cappelli was willing to pay $1.2 million for the land and in 2003 successfully sought court intervention to restrict transfer of the property, Mr. Brown said.
When there is strong evidence prior to the trial of a high probability of harmful side effects due to the intervention, one would want to restrict the intervention to high-risk subjects.
Some analysts said the threat of government intervention to restrict price increases seems to have receded with the winnowing of the presidential field while others said that drug stocks had simply become too cheap to ignore.
As wheelchair interventions have developed significantly in recent times it was deemed appropriate to restrict the intervention, opinion and economic literature searches to the last 15 years (February 1997 to February 2012).
Nutritional intervention to restrict P intake is considered as potentially effective to interrupt the vicious circle of inherent, progressive decline in renal function.
