Sentence examples for start interventions from inspiring English sources

By 2009, 12 schools had completed short-term intervention measures such as new crosswalk markings, and replaced or improved signage and had completed capital construction projects; 18 schools had completed short-term interventions and had capital construction under way; and 94 schools had either started or planned to start interventions, but had not yet started capital construction.

The study makes some recommendations: programs should be designed around the specific drivers of child marriage in each country; they should start interventions earlier rather than later; and they should create girl-centered spaces, where young women can feel safe to gather and to improve their self-confidence.

After a ceasefire, internally displaced people returned to the region, leading MSF to start interventions in Ministry of Health hospitals in Kinkala, Kindamba, and Mindouli.

If there are cheap, reliable, and valid assessment tools for the identification of PSU subjects, identification in the community would be the first step in order to start interventions.

But James Rothwell taught at a notorious Parisian school and lived to tell the tale After an uncertain start, intervention in Mali has bucked the President's approval ratings.

Lactating cattle were also inspected in the trimming chute at 3 time points: start, intervention, and end of trial.

Results from this study draw attention to the importance of early development evaluation to identify children with delays and start intervention as soon as those deficits are detected.

However, it has been suggested to start intervention early in primary school before the challenging period of adolescence [ 32].

Some highly complex interventions, such as the Sure Start intervention to support families with young children in deprived communities, 8 may comprise a set of individually complex interventions.

The evaluation has instead used a non-randomised control group, consisting of 50 "Sure Start-to-be" communities, compared to the 260 Sure Start intervention communities.

Twenty-six teams will be randomised to receive training at the start (intervention group) or the end of the one-year study period (control group).