Sentence examples for sure interventions from inspiring English sources

HIV/AIDS activism in the 1980s and breast cancer activism in the 1990s reflect disconnects that can occur in medicine between patients' desires for access to new interventions and scientists, regulators or third party payers trying to make sure interventions are safe and effective prior to widespread marketing and use.

To be sure, preventive intervention, that is, intervention with individuals who do not yet exhibit frank disturbance, has for many years been seen as a major clinical research focus and has led to the development of evidence-based programs for children and their families [ 3].

Not all positive psychologists are sure educational interventions are a good idea.

One of the trickiest problems is making sure these interventions are based on evidence.

Barring that, "we can try to break down some barriers to make sure education interventions are accessible to everybody," she said.

Such information can assist practitioners in coordinating other aspects of the athletes programme to maximise supercompensation whilst making sure efficacious interventions to reduce injury risk have been embedded into performance-orientated programmes.

Furthermore, this is of importance because it has been presumed that there may be a time point beyond which disc degeneration will become irreversible [ 24, 25], T2 mapping may provide evidence for us to make sure therapeutic interventions are taken at the early stage before the onset of the degenerative cascade which might no longer be retarded once initiated [ 21].

That done, then make sure your intervention touches your intended audience at the "point in space and time" of greatest relevance.

We have to go and run the New York City school system, and we have to do everything we can to make sure our intervention programs work".

Much longer follow-up is required before we can be sure that the interventions do not cause harm.

Rather than doing a broad sweep of all charities, we deeply research the best charitable opportunities we can find and focus on impact: making sure that the interventions of the charities we recommend actually work, cost-effectiveness: so you have the greatest "altruistic bang for your buck", and transparency.