Sentence examples for justification of interventions from inspiring English sources
Innovative, comparable research, including justification of interventions as a reflection of adult learning principles, is needed to gauge the effectiveness of HH compliance strategies.
Routine outcome measurement can also be used to support the clinical justification of interventions, and provide important supporting evidence to healthcare funding bodies [ 2].
Their experiences of involuntary admission and treatment and their views on the justification of these interventions were explored.
The original justification of government intervention in economic interactions was public interest.
QI evaluations have been criticised based on numerous criteria beyond the risk of bias domains, including short duration of intervention, lack of justification for intervention design and poor generalisability.
When I ask about the speech, he says, "I personally think the best justification for interventions there [Iraq] and elsewhere is the need to get rid of dictators.
The ethical values articulated in the Guidance on Ethics of Tuberculosis Prevention, Care and Control reflect many of the principles incorporated in frameworks used by ethicists in assessing the justification of public health interventions.
A list of other potential justifications for interventions, ranging from agglomeration economies to network effects, can be found, for instance, in Kline and Moretti (2013a) and Neumark and Simpson (2014).
In one justification of its military intervention in Syria, Hezbollah claimed it was conducting a pre-emptive military campaign to stop Jihadis moving their activities into Lebanon.
Most of the premises for legitimacy supporting the intercultural policy narrative (as discussed further on) come precisely in the added value of these communicative practices and the justification of how policy intervention to foster relations can benefit society.
The design, justification of such an intervention and methodology of outcome measures is the subject of a previous published protocol paper by the same authors [ 16].
