Sentence examples for a more active intervention from inspiring English sources

The naturopathic care group had a more active intervention than the control group; however, both groups were provided with advice on exercise and relaxation techniques and recent trials have found the educational booklet we used to be equivalent to routine active physiotherapy for the management of chronic low back pain [7], [13].

Previous research has shown those who are referred for DGA have not always responded to simple preventative messages, therefore a more active intervention with these families may be needed [ 25, 26].

GPs in Australia have been targeted to improve the detection and management of depression among general practice patients [ 25], so higher visit rates for some patients with depression could reflect a more active intervention strategy by their GPs.

A Foreign Ministry official, who declined to be identified by name, said a request for more active intervention was conveyed to Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage, who visited Beijing late last week.

For example, a low PRONE score may suggest that minimal action is required beyond resolution of the immediate complaint, while a high score may prompt a regulator to consider whether more active intervention is needed to guard against the risk of future harm.

But it is more pervasive than anti-war sentiment, and it requires more active intervention and a more focused and integrated strategy than exists today.

In this light, this novel risk score could add decisional information and allow for a multifactorial judgement of patients and consideration for more active intervention like heart valve replacement or surgical removal of vegetations.

Russia, one of Mr Assad's staunchest allies, has a naval base in Tartous.For outside powers pondering what, if anything, they might do, the killings add to the argument for more active intervention.

Other blunders have demanded more active intervention.

Studies with more active intervention strategies that support the doctors with recommendations and visitations had better results.

Under the counterfactual, we assume that, without more active intervention, the coverage rate remains 60% throughout the period.