Sentence examples for separate intervention from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's speeches followed a separate intervention by another MPC member, Ben Broadbent, on Monday, also seeking to elucidate forward guidance.

Measuring the impact of each separate intervention is a challenge; information systems are not always easy to bring together.

The experiment involved two autistic children and one normal child who were given four interaction modules in separate intervention session.

The remain campaign highlighted a separate intervention from the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, who will warn that leaving could herald a "lost generation" as young people become the big losers of an economic shock.

In a separate intervention, the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, also warned on Thursday that British expats could forfeit their rights to live in Spain if they vote to leave the EU.

While tthe VW boss was defiant, there was a separate intervention by Olaf Lies, a member of VW's supervisory board and also the economy minister for the state of Lower Saxony, which controls 20% of the company.

That's a mistake: They're separate interventions.

This needs to be deepened (to get a narrative rather than a tick-box score) and extended (to capture patient journeys rather than separate interventions).

This article focuses on design, training, and delivery of motivational interview (MI) in a longitudinal randomized controlled trial intended to assess the efficacy of two separate interventions designed to increase colorectal screening when compared to a usual care, control group.

There will need to be coordination between the diabetes unit and the cancer unit, but that coordination is vastly easier in the integrated practice structure than it is today where the patient has 20 different doctors in 20 different departments performing hundreds of separate interventions in a sequential process.

Before psychotherapists reject the notion of using electronic devices to track human emotions while treating mood disorders, like those described by Gary Wolf, and before advocates for such devices reject the need for psychotherapy, let us consider these two seemingly separate interventions synergistically.