Sentence examples for substantive intervention from inspiring English sources

If that is still the case, then why did the UK shy away from debt issues with Greece, avoid substantive intervention with ISIS in Syria and leave Ukraine negotiations with Putin to Germany?

There are also other methodological and substantive intervention effectiveness reasons to avoid bias.

This view declared that aging is just deterioration and functional decline due to an accumulation of random molecular damage from myriad causes, and refractory to substantive intervention [ 6, 7].

In an Oregon study of PAS requests, 46% of patients who received substantive palliative interventions changed their minds about assisted suicide, as compared to 15% of patients who received no substantive intervention.

Peer-reviewed studies will be independently screened by two authors for inclusion based on (1) including 'healthy' participants aged 5 12 years; (2) having a substantive intervention aim of increasing physical activity, by engaging the family and (3) reporting on physical activity.

Behavioral economics should complement, not substitute for, more substantive economic interventions.

The choice of methods should be guided by the substantive question whether one of intervention modalities or of intervention components the meta-analysis seeks to inform.

However, survey nonresponse may introduce substantive imbalance between the intervention and usual care groups.

The findings will inform a future substantive RCT of the intervention [ 14] and aid the delivery of the course in community settings.

Irrespective of the over-arching aim (eg, to reduce weight), if a substantive part of the intervention targets the determinants of physical activity, or aims to modify physical activity in any way, it will be included.

In those papers, all of my students, many of whom were STEM and social science majors, made substantive and nuanced scholarly interventions — in many cases, ones that advanced English majors would envy.