Sentence examples for mild intervention from inspiring English sources

Until then, however, I'm sceptical of the idea that companies can pick and choose which proposed regulations they plan to follow.More from The Economist The FCC's current plan is a mild intervention by global standards.

The FCC's current plan to ask last-mile providers to subsidise rural service, and to ensure equal treatment of packets of information is a mild intervention by global standards.

The contractors and their lobbies won't like it, but let's be very clear: this is a mild intervention -- it is not saying "we'll give the bid to the firm that pays the most".

Mild intervention only works if her life and health are not at risk.

The bank's vigorous response Sunday was a significant escalation of the milder intervention of the past.

In our case, however, the lowered visceral adiposity was not accompanied by any detrimental decreases in body size, similar to what happens in 40% methionine restriction (Sanchez-Roman & Barja, 2013), although the effect of this milder intervention on longevity has not been investigated.

Despite some progress in the application of a clearer and more consistent terminology to refer to various cognition-based interventions in mild dementia, interventions often continue to be inaccurately labeled.

The most popular remedy is methylphenidate hydrochloride, or Ritalin, which is by no means a mild medical intervention.

For example, airlines in some countries have adopted specific codes of conduct under which they operate and promise to uphold the rights of passengers, while in others, there is only mild governmental intervention.

Critics have questioned the benefit of increasingly sensitive GDM screening tests that may promote interventions, with their inherent risks, even in mild cases where intervention will cause only a marginal reduction in adverse outcomes (7, 9, 11– 11).

AE were graded as follows: 1 - mild, not requiring intervention; 2 - moderate, requiring minimal local or noninvasive intervention; 3 - severe, 4 - life-threatening; 5 - death.