Sentence examples for well targeted interventions from inspiring English sources

The initiatives in Japan show that relatively moderate, but well targeted interventions can help older generations back into work.

The current intervention trial aims to significantly reduce the risk of intergenerational transmission of mood and anxiety disorders with a short and well targeted intervention that is directed at strengthening the resilience in potentially vulnerable children.

Research into patient-specific or disease-specific factors that affect lactate clearance as well as targeted interventions toward improving lactate utilization, independent of hemodynamic optimization, may be the next step in improving the care of these patients.

He welcomed the increase in funding in the social sectors but emphasized the importance of well targeted financial interventions both within these sectors as well as to address the needs of the most vulnerable.

Further characterization of plasma membrane proteins will contribute to our understanding of the mechanisms underlying progression of this deadly disease and may lead to new targeted interventions as well as new biomarkers for diagnosis.

Progress in all of these areas should move us closer to the goal of re-establishing long-term physiologic regulation of immune responses in RA, using well-tolerated and more specifically targeted interventions.

By identifying gaps in knowledge of transmission and prevention of infections, as well as behaviours that favour transmission, targeted interventions may be derived from this study.

This will allow at-risk older adults with diabetes to be targeted for interventions minimizing cognitive decline and functional disability, as well as targeting interventions and educational materials focusing on adherence to treatment and diabetes monitoring to appropriate individuals.

The resultant maps suggest targeted interventions to maximally reduce dengue cases exported to other places, as well as appropriate interventions to contain risk in places that import them.

It does appear that for some children such targeted interventions are necessary, and can be successful provided they are indeed well targeted.

Solutions need to start much earlier and include targeted interventions.