This results in ceiling and floor effects in the measures of pre-intervention distress that preclude an intervention such as DT from having any measurable effect on those outcomes [ 57, 58].
This does not preclude swift intervention when children need protection, Hill insists, but in that period, "serious safeguarding issues have reduced".
Ideally, of course, the way to do this would be through "nonaction" in the sense outlined earlier; but I suspect this is also Wang Bi's way of saying that the idealism of wuwei and ziran does not preclude decisive intervention on the part of the sage ruler.
These authors suggested that complications such as mesenteric ischemia leading to severe NEC, and hypoxic-ischemic kidney injury or haemorrhagic cerebral damage, can ultimately preclude cardiosurgical intervention.
Protocols may improve care, but what should one do when audited patient outcomes are already better than those achieved by guideline interventions – such as early goal-directed therapy for severe sepsis [ 3]? Guidelines for high-income countries may be inappropriate elsewhere, where assigning resources to guideline compliance might preclude other interventions.
"The EU and UN are just going to keep banging on the political process drum, they believe as long as the political process is in play, it precludes military intervention," said Geoff Porter, director of North Africa Risk Consultancy.
The location and infiltrative nature of DIPG precludes surgical intervention.
Participating in this observational study will not preclude participation in intervention trials; any such participation in interventions will be noted.
The thresholds at each tier of support are already so high as to preclude any early intervention work.
However, significant resource constraints in the countries most affected by this issue preclude any significant intervention for all discharged children.
