Sentence examples for resulted in interventions from inspiring English sources

Three issues identified that year resulted in interventions having to be made in equipment already deployed in telecoms networks.

These investigations have resulted in interventions (e.g. team-training, care bundles, skill validation) to reduce medical error and improve clinical outcomes [ 26].

Soliciting input from community members for an initial needs assessment encourages shared ownership of projects, resulting in interventions that are more likely to be successful and sustainable.

Others share this opinion, but state that low fidelity of 'active' intervention components (i.e. key program elements considered essential to intervention success) can result in interventions not achieving the intended effects [ 20].

One Republican foreign policy aide acknowledged that Liberia's historic ties to the United States and the expanding crisis there would probably result in intervention by the United States, though "the enthusiasm for an extended U.S. military role in Liberia is dim".

According to these sources, the past few weeks has seen a flurry of nervous activity that could result in intervention of some kind but which is also giving new urgency to diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.

Imagine a world where those who went to work were constantly monitored by their employers, where getting excited privately by an attractive fellow employee could end up in a sexual harassment claim, or even privately being unhappy by someone in management may automatically result in intervention and retraining.

Models of maternal obesity have been developed to understand the mechanisms contributing to the programming of obesity in these offspring, which could result in intervention, treatment, or prevention.

This resulted in therapeutic interventions for dental pain, such as extractions, occlusal splints and incorrect drug treatments.

It is the curiosity, innovation and determination from the people on the stage and at the conference, which has resulted in the interventions that allow me to be writing this today.

A 2007 survey revealed that 39% reported physical assaults and, of those who told teachers or administrators about the bullying, only 29% said it resulted in effective intervention.