Sentence examples for a systemic intervention from inspiring English sources

However, due to the lack of specific modulators, the behavioral consequences of a systemic intervention on the BDNF/TrkB system in these pathologies and in high-order cognitive functions still remain elusive.

Also, the successful implementation of a systemic intervention in this area will improve the networking of different health care professionals and facilitate patients' flow into specialist care.

While this is a valid question that needs further study, it does not do justice to the range of effects (positive and negative) which such a systemic intervention can have, nor does it address the lack of knowledge about how to better design and implement PBF.

In order for the thus documented choices to be respected by all potential partners and interfaces of a patient's care, both in the ambulatory and in the hospital setting, effective ACP requires a systemic intervention addressing all relevant levels of care, and subsequently a systemic evolution that comes close to a micro-cultural change in this regard, involving numerous actors and structures.

In the light of the above, this paper proposes a systemic, intervention-oriented model of safety performance specifically designed for the SMEs.

We examined whether a single systemic intervention with EGF prevents organ systems damages, following full-thickness scalds (25 30%) in rodents.

In some instances, biomarkers can predict the effect of an intervention, most commonly a systemic treatment.

Introduced originally for the treatment of breast cancer patients who present or relapse following surgery with metastatic disease, endocrine therapy remains a mainstay of systemic intervention (Beatson 1896, Ariazi et al. 2006).

Moreover, it is assumed that the systemic intervention leads to a reduced ED pathology as well as a reduced comorbidity with depression and anxiety at the beginning of treatment.

A systematic review found that no single systemic intervention was found to be effective.

Another programme, Letting the Future In, is, to the NSPCC's knowledge, the first randomised control trial in the UK, and possibly anywhere, of a systemic therapeutic intervention for sexually abused children.