Sentence examples for this intervention reflects from inspiring English sources

The duration of this Intervention reflects clinical practice with brief therapy, and represents a feasible time commitment for the health professional.

This intervention reflected an approach of 'delivery of care as close to home as is safe and cost-effective' (WHO EURO 2013).

It is unlikely that failure of the intervention reflects a pharmacokinetic limitation.

The content of the intervention reflects established assessment and management methods for patients with suicidal ideation and/or feelings of hopelessness [ 18- 21].

In this example a relative, who felt discouraged to take part in the intervention, reflected that it may have been because the CC felt threatened by the relative's own experience as a more experienced therapist.

The absence of any impact can be explained by poor implementation of the intervention, reflecting non-acceptance and/or lack of willingness of doctors to change at the intervention sites.

The selection of holding the baby as the primary intervention reflects the primacy of this practice in debate and controversies surrounding clinical guidance, 13 19 and a preliminary review of the literature revealed that most studies focused on comparisons of holding.

Is he one of those New Labour people, is he a Conservative?'" Turnbull's intervention reflects the views of shadow ministers which have been passed on to Cameron.

The ban on government intervention reflects the Republicans' aversion to government price controls, but it's also a testament to the lobbying clout of the drug industry, a major patron of the Republican Party.

Rather, Saudi military intervention reflects the kingdom's wariness toward a hostile Shia region on its southern border, especially given that the same tribes and sects that populate northern Yemen dominate the southern Saudi regions of Jizan and Najran.

If intervention reflects a change in the central bank's desired path for inflation, it has a good chance of working.