Sentence examples for no interventions that from inspiring English sources

Currently, there are no interventions that can successfully eliminate elopement among children with ASD.

No interventions that would be expected to change strength were implemented during the 12 weeks, so there was no expectation that muscle strength had changed between the first and second testing sessions.

Improving the prognosis for patients with acute TBI is critical [ 23] as TBI remains a devastating disease associated with considerable mortality and morbidity and a huge burden to society, and there are no interventions that show substantial efficacy despite of hundreds of trials [ 24, 25].

The serious case review into Ellie's death, commissioned by the local safeguarding children board, found that "despite a significant range of concerns and worrying incidents", Hogg's ruling, "combined with the parents' refusal of any voluntary engagement with support services, meant no intervention that might have made a difference was possible".

Purnell probably knows that in the eyes of Westminster cynics he can make no intervention that isn't interpreted as some sort of act of hostility towards Gordon Brown, if not a pitch for the leadership when and if it becomes vacant after the general election.

To date, we know of no intervention that will slow, stop, or reverse the aging process in humans.

While these interventions have proven to be effective in ameliorating the loss of muscle function with age, there is no intervention that can completely prevent or reverse sarcopenia.

Second, to my knowledge no intervention that has targeted improvement in the PaO2/FiO2 ratio in ARDS has yet been shown to affect outcome positively, for example nitric oxide.

Nationally, there are no widespread interventions that address the effects of lead on a child's brain development, a gap the pilot hopes to fill, said Zimmerman.

During the blanket distribution, there were no additional interventions that could have had an impact on SAM incidence.

Our study revealed missed opportunities in prevention, as very few of these venues seemed ever to have been exposed to HIV preventive activities, and we found no current interventions that specifically targeted these high-risk venues.