Sentence examples for more vigorous interventions from inspiring English sources

And while the proposal calls for more vigorous interventions in failing schools, it would also reward top performers and lessen federal interference in tens of thousands of reasonably well-run schools in the middle.

To reduce the expenses of sick leave and the risk of expulsion from work, the Norwegian government introduced legislation in 1993 that anticipated early and more vigorous interventions of the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme [ 1].

Pregnant women with anaemia require faster and more vigorous intervention during pregnancy, delivery or postpartum should excessive bleeding occur [ 14- 16].

Also, changes in frequency, intensity, type, or duration in the exercise interventions may increase the gains in fat-free mass; however, it would be important to balance these potential gains with the feasibility and practicality of a more vigorous intervention.

Also more vigorous treatment of anxiety may be valuable.

However, the iodine deficiency remains an area of concern requiring more coordinated and vigorous interventions to address the issue.

21 Other trials showing greater levels of success in changing quality of life or performance based assessments of mobility have tested more vigorous and resource intensive interventions.

At the onset of the study, participants were instructed to maintain their level of physical activity and not to initiate more vigorous regimens during the 52-week intervention.

The report's authors showed "walking was an effective intervention for depression" and had an effect similar to other more vigorous forms of exercise.

The committee, however, soon began to press for a more vigorous policy, and Bonomi resigned on November 26 , 1944 only to be reinstated shortly after through the intervention of the British government.

The intervention school children spent significantly higher proportions within specified playground target areas in more vigorous PA intensities than the control school children at both 7-weeks and 8-months after baseline.