Sentence examples for work on intervention from inspiring English sources

The researchers recommended that educators work on intervention to prevent Barbie dolls from being "aspirational role models" for young girls, and they argued for the type of dolls that would "allow for a diversity of body types and more realistic, healthy body ideals for young girls".

With the reported low level of willingness to accept pre-pandemic vaccination in this study, future work on intervention to increase vaccination uptake is warranted.

Assuming, in line with previous work on interventions to improve mental health literacy in other occupational groups [ 21], a difference of 0.73 in beliefs about depression treatment between the intervention and control groups at post-intervention, a minimum of 226 participants per group will be required to detect this difference at the nominal 0.05 significance level with 90%% power.

The principal investigators proposed to make testing and implementing quality improvement methods the centre piece for addressing the "second translational gap" [ 18], rather than choosing specific areas of chronic disease or public health interventions to work on, as had been the national programme's original intention [ 20].

"In 2008 and the first half of 2009, work started on intervention wells that were drilled to mitigate wells that may have been the source of the sheen," he said.

McCune is now working on interventions that would prevent inflammation against H.I.V. in the adult, hoping to partly mimic the balance found in utero.

Many disciplines have been involved in providing advice and working on interventions to prevent WMSDs or reduce their consequences.

We should not let the exciting challenge of resolving areas of disagreement dissuade us from working on interventions to ensure that we are consistently providing high quality care to all critically ill patients, including those who ultimately die.

"One of the girls is really passionate about diverting kids away from drugs and crime so we'll be looking to get her involved with work on family intervention".

Most existing work on optimal intervention has required various limiting assumptions about the forms of such strategies.

Besides, patients can work on the intervention at their own pace, at any preferred time.