Sentence examples for timescale of intervention from inspiring English sources

The action is a success locally (within the short timescale of intervention) but its sustainability at local level, and even more so at national level, is a failure (in terms of the much longer timescale of the health system).

However, these are only of merit if they persist longer than the timescale of interventions.

One patient (patient 7) had severe diarrhea and recovered from recurrent episodes of diarrhea in a timescale of several months without intervention.

Whilst, given the absence of detailed longitudinal data, it is impossible to precisely define the timescale of the transient impact of any intervention, our results suggest that these timescales will be in the order of many years to decades.

In addition, the model is static and looks at a one-year intervention only, which is a very short period of time given the timescale of HIV infection and HIV epidemic spread.

Tyrie's intervention will put further pressure on the bank to reveal the scope and timescale of its investigation into the impact of an EU referendum.

Suleyman said the timescale for an intervention is a matter of hours, but if the injury is caught early, "then with really simple and really cheap things like intravenous fluid and antibiotics, you have the potential to save that person's life".

We were surprised by the timescale of weeks," added Jones.

But no-one can tell the timescale of catastrophic releases.

For aircraft, the timescale of the challenge is similar.

Do we have a good idea of the timescale of this response?