Sentence examples for year of intervention from inspiring English sources

The nearly 15 trillion yen for the year so far is almost three-quarters of what the government spent last year, Japan's most aggressive year of intervention into the foreign exchange market.

The report found no significant differences in pupil outcomes were achieved by changes to group size, hours of intervention or the year of intervention and concluded that although accelerated reading growth in the later year of school is challenging, it isn't too late to help struggling readers.

After one year of intervention in 2011, follow-up data collection was conducted and in the corresponding parental questionnaire, participants were asked about their WTP.

The differences in dietary intake as compared with baseline diminished steadily with each subsequent year of intervention unless the intervention programme remained highly intensive.

This study was conducted to compare the effects of two years of lifestyle intervention to no intervention or one year of intervention on diabetes risk factors in male workers with impaired fasting glucose (IFG) or diabetes.

In contrast, children in the two eclectic treatment groups were unlikely to attain scores in the normal range after the first year of intervention, and many of those who had scores in the normal range in the first year fell out of the normal range in subsequent years.

Using a multi-centre trial design with one year of interventions at multiple levels, research on feasibility and implementation is started in residential care institutions.

Now, despite years of intervention, it is moving once again to oust Roosevelt's elected school board and possibly even to dissolve the district entirely.

This paper reports outcomes for children in all three groups after two additional years of intervention.

The aim of this study was to investigate the net effect of a cardiovascular disease prevention program (Hartslag Limburg) on cardiovascular risk factors after 5 years of intervention.

In this way, future studies should consider a longer period of intervention, comparing, for example, the effect of one versus two versus three years of intervention on EF in preschoolers and children in the initial years of elementary school.