Sentence examples for interventions to shape from inspiring English sources

Technology and innovation policy in China shifted dramatically in 2003, returning to "techno-industrial policy" that involves direct government interventions to shape specific industrial sectors.

City planning practice is about the processes that promote urban interventions to shape urban spaces, particularly those processes governing the territory such as land use, housing, transportation, job opportunities, social services, opportunities for commerce and business (Corburn 2009).

The molecular merger of trigger-inducible expression technology with the latest generation of virus-derived transduction systems has enabled unmatched clinical interventions to shape desired therapeutic cell and tissue phenotypes for the treatment of complex human diseases.

Individual-based interventions should be coupled with community/societal interventions to shape attitudes about use of violence in relationships and to promote healthy relationships.

Our findings demonstrate that individual-based interventions should be coupled with community/societal interventions to shape attitudes about use of violence in relationships and to promote healthy relationships.

∘ Moderate (Rankin 3): balance training/standing, global strengthening, therapeutic gait, adaptation to orthoses and walking aids, spasticity control, functional speech/adaptation to alternative communication resources, improving swallowing skills, independence in activities of daily living, cognitive-behavioral interventions to shape more appropriate outcomes and post discharge plans.

30 45 Other behaviour change interventions seek to shape clinical practice by continuously monitoring and reinforcing desired behaviours.

That is, accreditation programs are complex organisational interventions, trying to shape both organisational and clinical conduct, within a multifaceted context in turn shaped by, for example, the healthcare and policy environment.

This allowed the team to revise the intervention and to shape it in a manner that is suitable for the local context.

Transition activities related to community groups include both organizational development activities to build the capacity of such groups and develop networks between them and structural interventions that aim to shape the environment through, for example, strengthening links with and promoting understanding among the police force.

The Salvadoran war of the 1980's was just one in a series of interventions whose effects continue to shape life in the region.