Sentence examples for robust interventions from inspiring English sources

Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, has been fighting to secure special status for the MoD, and is said to have made robust interventions in cabinet on the issue.

His most robust interventions in Lords debates have involved attacking the government's response to the phone-hacking scandal.

Valid and reliable measurement of barriers to advance care planning (ACP) in health care settings can inform the design of robust interventions.

This suggests that robust interventions themselves are necessary--but not sufficient--for fall prevention.

CR is one of the most robust interventions to consistently extend lifespan across species [ 8- 10].

Clearly, the recognition of at-risk groups and inadequate data collection is the first step toward developing robust interventions and a policy response.

The observed higher prevalence of potentially life-threatening complications indicates the level of risk associated with catatonia and the need for robust interventions in this patient population.

The ParkFit programme did not achieve this, suggesting that more robust interventions are needed to promote physical activities in daily life.

The realist synthesis will contribute to understanding factors that may mediate or moderate intervention outcomes, further informing the development of robust interventions.

Given the attributable illness, the organism's marked antimicrobial resistance profile, and its endurance against standard infection prevention and control procedures, development of robust interventions to combat waterborne outbreaks of this pathogen among critically ill adults is urgently needed.

With China now represented at the head of the World Health Organisation's Executive Board, and both India and Brazil now making robust interventions at the World Health Assembly, one might conclude that BRICS have the potential to reconfigure Western-centric models of global health governance and development assistance.