Sentence examples for running intervention from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, our results suggest that among the scenarios considered after running intervention strategies for 15 years, the most efficient way to decrease pneumococcal carriage and spread in the community is to reduce group sizes in the DCCs.
An interesting, though challenging, experiment can involve running interventions aimed at manipulating the urban communication structure to see if a causal link can be made to urban well-being.
These partnerships have also allowed the organisation to run intervention projects by artists such as Phil Sayers and Rikke Lundgreen, who were well received at the Walker Art Gallery but whose transvestite reinterpretations of Victorian work led to the first physical attack on a work by an angry audience member in the Lady Lever Art Gallery's 100-year history.
I feel I have done my job when projects are managed and run smoothly with little supervision or monitoring, that's when it's time to step out and let nationals run interventions in their respective countries.
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As Mare Nostrum shuts down next month it will be partially replaced by operations run by Frontex, a Poland-based European coordination agency that will channel EU funds into sea patrols and run interventions by different countries' militaries.
Also government should run interventions and programs targeting the intellectual and skill development of the young married women, and put more efforts to spread awareness about the health and personal hazards which early childbearing practices can pose to young women.
While sharing the same strategic goals, KSAPS was largely responsible for the administrative side (procuring NGOs to run interventions, releasing funding, conducting audits), while the TSU was responsible for the technical side.
From the health care-system perspective costs incorporate the direct costs of each intervention, including the costs of running the interventions themselves, the costs to the participants of accessing the intervention and any relevant downstream health costs or savings.
"If Keith Richards is running your intervention, you're in trouble".
