Sentence examples for sophisticated interventions from inspiring English sources

Without sophisticated interventions Iona would, one assumes, have died long ago, indeed has nearly died four times, once (Birrell writes) because of a careless overdose.

Early intervention teams are specialised multi-disciplinary entities that seek to provide a range of sophisticated interventions to several distinct target populations.

A walking-based simple and low-cost intervention can lead to significant improvements (A1C, BMI) at 1 year (9), although more sophisticated interventions may be preferred for some patients.

As willingness to pay for health increase further, it becomes optimal to provide this treatment also to patients with lower cardiovascular risk, and to substitute to more sophisticated interventions.

Although some interventions may be dated due to inclusion of studies published as early as 1987, less sophisticated interventions may have the same or better payoff and achieve similar goals at less cost and complexity in implementation.

Our findings emphasize that better use of conventional treatments is necessary before sophisticated interventions should be introduced into the clinical setting; we were unable to detect strong associations between these three polymorphisms and mortality in patients with sepsis at admission to hospital [ 42].

It is entirely conceivable, of course, that people like Abu Mohammed could pose a risk if returned to the UK, but these are risks best mitigated by a sophisticated intervention programme which combines deradicalisation along with monitoring and surveillance.

Lack of knowledge therefore may not be the limiting factor for child morbidity, or a more sophisticated intervention may be more appropriate in this setting.

But not all farmers will be able to afford this technology, said Davis, and it is not a complete cure: It is clear that for many farmers even the most sophisticated adaptation interventions will not ensure resilience against climate change and climatic perturbations.

As our ability to implement cellular control improves, more sophisticated medical interventions may require particular proteins to be expressed on a periodic schedule, and in such ways we would want all cells in a given tissue to operate in a synchronized oscillatory behavior.

As such, the novelty of the proposed method is as follows: 1) it is the only method able to fully make use of all available intervention information, 2) it does not require a systematic intervention experiment to be performed for each gene, and 3) it can deal with sophisticated multiple intervention designs.