All interventions were delivered individually except those of Koltai et al. [ 23] (2001) and Cahn-Weiner et al. [ 24] (2003), whose interventions were delivered in a group setting.
Haqqani managed to defuse the resulting furore and Mullen, whose intervention was viewed by some US officials as not entirely helpful, stood down shortly afterwards.
Hopefully the alliance of medical royal colleges, professional associations, trade unions and political parties whose intervention was largely too late to save the NHS will support this.
Greek fury has focused on the role of the IMF, whose intervention is widely seen as a step too far in the drama to rein in the country's public debt and deficit.
LEGEND OF THE GUARDIANS: THE OWLS OF GA'HOOLE A young owl goes in search of the legendary warrior birds whose intervention is needed to preserve the embattled owl kingdom.
And in the coaxing lies the history of Papuan art, a religious pursuit entirely devoted to making masks, figures and spirit boards for habitation by the powerful local gods whose intervention was sought for success in hunting, harvesting, warfare, trading and treating the sick.
Of the 16 patients whose intervention was recorded, 11 underwent surgery including 2 patients who died peri-operatively.
In the second scenario, where both patients had conditions of equal severity, about 60% preferred to treat the patient whose intervention was more cost-effective (patient A).
One of us (AM) screened all trials records and excluded studies that appeared on ClinicalTrials.gov as incomplete or withdrawn; whose intervention was not a drug, a biologic, or a device; results already posted on ClinicalTrials.gov; and completion date less than one year.
This soaring, scintillating painted ceiling is a permanent beauty created by an artist whose delicate interventions are often intended to vanish after a few weeks.
