Sentence examples for triggered interventions from inspiring English sources

A large part of the biological processes were not observed, in this case particularly because detection of a cancer triggered interventions that made it impossible to determine whether the cancer was indolent after all.

The delegate's report has, in turn, triggered intervention from the control and disciplinary body.

Senior nurses had a more appropriate threshold for triggering interventions, whilst junior nurses' threshold for taking action was too low.

The magnitude of this difference is almost half of the timeframe (60 days) recommended to trigger interventions for delayed sputum culture conversion noted above.

The 2012 Clinical Practice Guidelines published by the American College of Critical Care Medicine suggest that 'a blood glucose > 150 mg/dl should trigger interventions to maintain blood glucose below that level and absolutely < 180 mg/dl' [ 46].

While large deviations from practice can trigger interventions in healthcare, there are scarce data to support a similar approach when the deviation is minimal, such as when there is reasonably high compliance with a process of care.

The condition in which a tubular damage biomarker is positive, even in the absence of a rise in serum creatinine (subclinical AKI), may become sufficient to trigger interventions and protective strategies for the kidney.

Doctors are trained to identify the danger signs, or red flags, which should trigger intervention.

He threatens opponents with death and advances on rebel stronghold, triggering intervention from Nato.

Where the authority has concerns about performance – and some early warning signals come locally, not regionally or centrally – it should be able to trigger intervention.

No more buckpassing of the kind we saw in the Winterbourne View scandal, when a whistleblower's warnings of abusive treatment of learning disabled people in the private hospital near Bristol failed to trigger intervention.