Sentence examples for myriad of interventions from inspiring English sources
For Blair, she wrote, "human beings presumed to hold [Islamist] views, were to be disabled by any means possible, and permanently … in Blair's language a 'virus' to be 'eliminated' and requiring 'a myriad of interventions [sic] deep into the affairs of other nations.' The very concept of war was mutated to 'our values versus theirs'".
It is not possible to assess the contribution of the myriad of interventions aimed at improving the Scottish population's health to the moderate declines, or to the changes in inequalities, seen in this study.
UNICEF‟s education programme, "From Emergency Responses to Sustainable Development for Children and Adolescents in Timor-Leste," is at a critical juncture as it nears completion, and UNICEF and its partners seek to evaluate the efficacy of the myriad of interventions sponsored during the initiative in order to consider further collaboration.
It does not, however, track these pathways to determine whether different forms of outreach work in the context of a primary prevention programme impact positively on initial and long-term engagement with the health service or the myriad of interventions provided to ameliorate the social and structural determinants of ill-health.
This CIDI can be estimated for each community and used to evaluate the impact of multiple programs that use a myriad of intervention strategies for addressing a defined health outcome.
It highlights how budgets can serve as a performative mechanism through which top management can narrate a desired reality and pass down a myriad of performative interventions to achieve this reality.
The additional items in the mama kits for the babies may have also acted as an added incentive for facility based deliveries, an area that may require further scrutiny, since it was implemented alongside a myriad of other interventions.
Such approaches are especially important in a field like nephrology where there are myriads of potential interventions based on complex pathophysiologic states, but where properly designed and conducted RCTs for all of these will probably never materialize.
Sinonasal symptoms can be severe and refractory despite a myriad of medical and surgical interventions leading to frustration for the patient.
Behavioral health issues, including the frequent co-occurrence of substance use disorders (SUD) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), are often complex, with a myriad of factors contributing to the success of interventions.
Although the relative contribution of each of these potential cellular sources of fibroblasts/myofibroblasts to fibrogenesis in IPF remains unclear, the realization that fibrogenic cells may be derived from multiple cellular sources, in addition to resident fibroblasts, has opened up a myriad of new possibilities for therapeutic intervention.
