Sentence examples for tangible interventions from inspiring English sources

Other infrastructure projects like dam construction, water tanks, and irrigation channels were tangible interventions by the government (and companies) and were perceived by farmers to be effective coping strategies (Yang et al. 2016).

Although the requirement for both supply and demand side interventions are implicit and acknowledged in maternal mortality reduction frameworks, in practice, most maternal and perinatal reduction strategies have mainly focused on the supply side and more tangible interventions (such as buildings, equipments, vehicles, staffing, training and supervision among others).

While both are usually linked to a tangible intervention the patient is aware of, Jensen's team wondered whether subconscious cues might be enough to trigger the same effects.

Fear not, you haven't over done it on the sherry again they're part of a new installation called Jelly Swarm from Tangible Intervention and origami artist Joseph Wu.

Potential effects in at least three key health areas merit critical review: quality of humanitarian health interventions, tangible contributions to population level health benefits, perception of health and humanitarian workers.

These estimates can provide the first tangible targets for intervention and regulatory strategies to curb waterpipe smoking.

Paper based interventions were tangible, patient specific VTE risk assessment and prophylaxis recommendation tools, such as risk assessment forms or preprinted paper order sets.

46 A bibliometric analysis of research outputs during the period 2000 2010 showed that these concerted interventions produced tangible results, 46 49 with South Africa improving its worldwide ranking in the absolute number of research publications in all scientific fields by two positions to number 33 in the world in 2010.

We considered that mechanisms are not the resources or tangibles offered by an intervention (intervention inputs), nor modalities of the intervention.

I've found that doctors are immensely skilled at healing, especially when a medical intervention with tangible results is possible.

This is influenced by the degree to which the need for intervention is tangible.