Sentence examples for more immediate interventions from inspiring English sources

I think there are more immediate interventions that aren't so politically charged which will help the pathway forward.

However, more immediate interventions targeting socio-economic inequality and social mobility by focusing on income-level interventions that move families out of poverty have also been associated with improvements in mental health [ 32, 33].

Assessing data in vivo is desirable in that it could help to facilitate earlier and more immediate intervention, which in turn could help to reduce relapse, self-injury and the need for unscheduled acute care.

Thus, from the politicians' point of view, prevention measures are perceived as less effective than other more immediate health interventions.

If technology can provide them with a rapid-screening tool that is reliable, then it might easily be determined which of the millions of children they see each year need more immediate referral for intervention and prevention of dental caries.

A more immediate challenge may be intervention from Congress.

The activities as conceptualized here, allow for a more immediate measure of an intervention's effects than more distal outcomes.

This suggestion is supported by the observed significant differences between treated and untreated groups in other outcomes such as elimination of pain and sepsis and increased appetite that could be viewed as the more immediate effects of the intervention.

Likewise, respondents may have valued curative interventions more highly than preventative interventions because they thought the threat to life more immediate in the case of a curative intervention (implying that a curative intervention would save more discounted LYs per life saved than a preventative intervention).

Some interventions have more immediate effects than others.

Exerting more pressure for immediate intervention and public policy making are the reported increases in tobacco and drug use by young people.