Non-interventional - The research project must not involve direct physical interventions in a person, such as clinical trials involving pharmacologic agents or devices.
Reversibility is a prime rule of modern conservation, and, according to the latest scholarly thinking, these physical interventions were safe.
As she says: "Taking account of the mind in health is actually a more scientific and evidence-based approach than relying ever more heavily on physical interventions and drugs".
With its use of multiple screens parading endless glossy conditioning images, an evocative soundscape from These New Puritans, some physical interventions from movement director Eddie Kay and fine performances, particularly from Postlethwaite, there is plenty to keep the attention.
The social implications of coming out as transsexual (or otherwise transgender) have received far less attention, but the question of possible regret is just as pertinent at this point as at any other: telling people that you want to transition is as difficult to reverse as any of the consequent physical interventions.
Physical interventions – such as closing drains, erosion control structures and withdrawal of farming – are contemplated.
Physical interventions directed at improving balance and walking abilities have been implemented using various approaches.
Involuntary physical interventions such as forced contraception, sterilization, or abortion were practiced in twentieth-century eugenic movements.
Rehabilitation strategies during the ICU stay have mainly involved physical interventions such as early mobilizations [13 16] to enhance functional recovery.
Furthermore, for those in the in-group condition the number of physical interventions was associated with the belief that the victim was looking towards them for help.
The Ofsted inspector, who visited in the home in July, said she found there was a "high number of physical interventions".
