Sentence examples for predictable intervention from inspiring English sources
Mr Uribe is convinced that this kind of transparent, small, predictable intervention is much more effective than the large-scale but unpredictable accumulation of foreign-exchange reserves that other emerging markets have gone for.
Maxillary sinus augmentation (MSA) is a successful and predictable intervention with low complication rates.
It was utterly predictable that military intervention would be a fiasco.
Once identified and understood, component parts and their interactions are assumed to remain constant (controlled) while others are modified so that predictable results of interventions can be expected.
That brings me to Mr Miliband's deepest weakness, which is a lack of interest in innovation or ideas from outside a predictable menu of state intervention.
In fisheries science, substantial emphasis has been placed on ensuring that indicators respond in predictable ways to particular interventions or pressures, enabling decision makers to tease apart the impacts of different drivers of change (12).
11.23pm GMT An American security expert has said the terrorist attack in Algeria was a predictable reaction to French military intervention in Mali and foreign companies should have heightened their security.
Syria is a stronger foe than Libya, and the consequences of intervention are less predictable.The sanctions policy may soon reach its limits in terms both of people and transactions to ban and of interests among European states.
The TV series Intervention follows a predictable trajectory: bright-eyed kid suffers some sort of trauma, starts using, careens into full-blown addiction, goes through an intervention and is redeemed by treatment.
If analogous networks could be constructed using clinical data, there would be scope for developing novel, targeted therapeutic interventions with more predictable immune-related side effects.
