Sentence examples for warrant interventions from inspiring English sources

These high HIV prevalence rates warrant interventions to increase the optimal use of HCT services.

HSEMS is a validated tool developed to identify work conditions that warrant interventions to reduce stress levels across organisations [ 2].

Increasing child survival and decreasing the gap between rich and poor warrant interventions and approaches targeted towards improving access of the poor to effective health care particularly, to safe motherhood services.

Another important reason for correct species identification is the detection of outbreaks of infection, which could warrant interventions to prevent invasive fungal infection in immunocompromised persons or lead to epidemiologic surveys to identify sources of spread of fungal spores.

He said that he did not believe the humanitarian threat was significant enough in Libya to warrant intervention by the United States.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, declined today to order the regulatory commission to limit wholesale prices, as California's Democratic legislative leaders asked in a lawsuit last week, saying in a brief statement that the case did not warrant "intervention of this court".

For these reasons, we are calling for the repeal of the Prevent duty in health and education so that frontline professionals can be free to get on with their jobs and apply their professional judgment to respond appropriately to cases that genuinely warrant intervention.

Lisa Norris, an English professor, said that, outside of an explicit threat that was rooted in reality, it would be impossible to have some kind of standard by which to judge whether a student's work was so alarming as to warrant intervention.

Depression is a sufficiently common sequela of a completed stroke to warrant intervention to improve mood, social, and functional outcome.

For angular deformities of the knee (frontal plane), deviation of the mechanical axis beyond the central 2 quadrants may warrant intervention (Fig. 1).

Eccentric cortical thickening is more suspicious than diffuse thickening, but both are non-specific and concerning enough to warrant intervention in most cases (Fig. 8).