Sentence examples for leave intervention from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that a study leave intervention would have the strongest impact on COs' retention in rural Kenya.

If the employee is allocated to part-time sick leave (intervention group), daily work load will be reduced by restricting work time.

Although both financial incentives and non-financial incentives were effective in motivating COs to stay in post, the study leave intervention was shown to have the strongest impact on COs' retention in our study.

Therefore the possibility exists that interventions may not be universally popular with caregivers and that caregivers are leaving interventions for reasons that are counterintuitive and hidden.

Of the 10 intervention evaluations, two reported outcomes for the same intervention [ 35, 36], leaving 9 intervention evaluations for methodological review.

In perhaps the ultimate twist on makeover shows, "In a Fix," which has its premiere on TLC in December, will pick up where other shows leave off: interventions are staged for people whose do-it-yourself projects have gone terribly, horribly wrong.

Three practices randomised to the intervention group withdrew before data collection, leaving 19 intervention and 22 control practices.

For procedures performed under local anaesthesia, stroke was considered intraprocedural if the cerebral deficit was noticed in the intervention room during the procedure and determined to have occurred after the procedure if the patient left the intervention room before the deficit was noted (Fig. 1).

Inhibited by the long tradition that ministers did not enter the "secret garden" of the curriculum, I left my intervention too late.

In Iraq, Afghanistan – in Kosovo to a lesser degree — and now Libya, what has been left after intervention has been a series of weak and corrupt fragile states, where violence is often commonplace and anything resembling real democracy utterly absent.

In the Borena region FMD is a disease that is left without intervention and has been occurring with increasing frequency.