Sentence examples for shrink intervention from inspiring English sources
While the first focus is autism, with the aim of trying to shrink intervention times to improve long term outcomes for children — given what Vaughan describes as a "well-documented" link between earlier intervention and better autism outcomes — the intent is to address other behavioral conditions too, in time, such as ADHD.
In fact, most economists believe financial markets are more efficient now than ever before, thanks not least to shrinking official intervention.
But, by and large, the indigenous gap remains difficult to shrink through public intervention.
Public policy research tank, MDRC, finds that as students age, the effect of any change in education (an "intervention") shrinks dramatically.
Intervention methods that restrict interaction between medical doctors and their visits to different wards shrink the final epidemic size more than intervention methods that directly protect patients, such as isolating patients in single rooms.
Fernald hopes that this research will lead to interventions that help to shrink the language gap between kids on either side of the income gap.
The outcome could substantially widen or shrink the type of three-strikes cases public defenders challenge, barring intervention by the Supreme Court.
Predictive scaling can automagically shrink and expand the size of an EC2 fleet without manual intervention of DevOps.
When brokers shrank their sphere of intervention from the system to an organisation, the centralised stakeholder network in Somaliland, by nature of the relationships between brokers, suffered a bottleneck and therefore a barrier to systems thinking.
It will shrink — and shrink a lot.
