Sentence examples for most likely intervention from inspiring English sources

"The most likely intervention will come from the US network of exchanges and clearing houses, Intercontinental Exchange, led by founder and president Jeffrey Sprecher.

While a variety of technologies to take carbon out of the air or to regulate sunlight are being researched, at present by far the most likely intervention would involve blanketing the Earth with a layer of sulphate particles to block some incoming solar radiation.

Price increases are also the most likely intervention to reduce inequalities in smoking 7, 8.

Possible sources of asymmetry will then be explored with an additional sensitivity analysis and the studies at greatest risk of bias will be removed and the most likely unbiased intervention effect will be summarised in the meta-analyses.

We estimated the costs involved in IP and CwC as these were the most likely comparator interventions for DDP.

Purpose/Objective: The scope of work was to review results after five years of implementation, and 2 years into the current Master Plan of Operations of the CARK countries, and to draft recommendations on the anaemia prevention and control programme (APC), including further development and strategic planning and, finally, to propose the most likely effective interventions.

Randomisation was delayed until just after the catheter was inserted, so that women randomised to an intervention were most likely to receive that intervention.

Such an approach followed by context-specific formative research, including, critically, engagement with CHWs and the supporters and recipients of the services they provide, and appropriate piloting of chosen interventions with users, is most likely to produce interventions that have a sustained and positive impact on the motivation and retention of CHWs delivering iCCM.

The traditional American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) grading of renal injury does not adequately identify the subset of patients who are most likely to require intervention for bleeding.

Base deficit can be used to determine which patients are most likely to require intervention.

Reducing that statistic will most likely take different interventions than are currently proposed — like waiting periods and safe storage requirements — and those are not even on the table.