Sentence examples for undertaking interventions from inspiring English sources

Haines and colleagues [ 15] highlight the role of community health workers (CHW) in low income countries in undertaking interventions designed to improve child survival, including vaccination.

Two major categories were sought from interviewees' response to questions which focused on how participants thought through the process they used and the challenges experienced in undertaking interventions.

An effective vitamin D dosing regime will set the stage for undertaking intervention studies to investigate the impact of vitamin D supplementation on outcomes in critical illness.

After the Iraqi debacle, it is hardly surprising that we are hesitant to undertake interventions that may well involve regime change.

It was to be refashioned for missions it might have to undertake: interventions in post-Soviet neighbours, counterterrorism and antipiracy operations, and fighting insurgencies.

Western nations deploy vast resources to undertake interventions.

It was recommended that the Government and development partners should undertake interventions to balance the herd dynamics in favour of entries by improvement of reproduction and reduction of mortalities, and support livelihood diversification to reduce dependence on livestock.

Then, the ICPs would undertake interventions, where necessary, according to this data.

The international movement toward universal healthcare coverage [ 1] has recently prompted many African countries to undertake interventions aimed at increasing health services use.

Stakeholders create school, community and sub-district linkages to: (i) determine infringements on children's rights, and (ii) identify and undertake interventions with support from community, sub-district and district level authorities to strengthen and preserve children's rights.

Analyses has been published by currency strategists at RBS, scoring countries on their potential to undertake intervention, measuring their relative intention to weaken their currency and their capacity to do so.