Sentence examples for most notable intervention from inspiring English sources

Stockhausen's most notable intervention in the public sphere was instead a peculiarly fatuous description of the 9/11 bombings as "the greatest work of art ever".

He supported CND, though probably his most notable political intervention was in what came to be known as the Garden House Affair.

A state can engage in a variety of interventionist activities, but the most notable is military intervention.

Most notable were lifesaving interventions or key strategies geared towards improving access to, or coverage of, health services.

The difference was most notable for primary percutaneous coronary intervention, for which comparison of hospitals in the lowest and highest quarters showed volume weighted 30 day mortality rates of 10.7%95%5% confidence interval 10.1% to 11.3%) versus 6.6% (6.0% to 7.1%) in Sweden and of 12.7% (12.4% to 13.0%) versus 5.8%5.1%to6.4%6.4%) in the UK.

The most notable difference concerned the size of the treatment groups (300 patients for the intervention group vs. 213 patients for the control group).

The most notable changes in lifestyle after 12 months of the intervention were a significant increase in the number of patients who reported taking regular exercise or being referred to an exercise programme.

Most notable are the increasing use of primary percutaneous coronary intervention in patients with ST elevation in the post-arrest 12 lead electrocardiogram, use of targeted temperature management, and multimodal prognostication in patients who are comatose after cardiac arrest.

Despite randomisation, there were also differences in the demographics of the boys intervention and wait-listed groups that were most notable for location of residence (Additional file 1: Table S1).

"I CAME, I saw, I conquered," Julius Caesar's famous boast after one of his most notable victories, seemed just as apt a description of America's military intervention in Afghanistan.

There are a number of limitations the most notable is that the trial was not randomised and the control and intervention groups were not run concurrently.