Sentence examples for accommodate the intervention from inspiring English sources

After randomisation, one school refused to undertake the intervention; the head reported that they had hoped they would be randomised to control and did not have the time or capacity to accommodate the intervention.

In order to avoid intervention group contamination, to accommodate the worksite intervention, and to enhance participants' compliance, cluster randomization was considered the best randomization strategy for this study.

As Century et al. (2010) have argued, "Given that adaptation happens, a unidimensional view of fidelity of implementation that results in a single score or rating does not accommodate the dynamism of intervention enactment in the real world" (pg. 214).

Nonetheless, several professionals were open to professional role revision, which enabled them to accommodate the outdoor journey intervention with existing resources.

Of the 20 programs that initially met eligibility criteria, 10 refused to participate because they could not accommodate the length of the intervention (n = 6) or had an existing smoking cessation program (n = 4).

Researchers must also make changes to accommodate the delivery of interventions in a real world setting, as long as the changes do not compromise the integrity and aims of the research.

This definition acknowledges multiple explanations for the violence and could lead to more inclusive interventions that accommodate the experiences of all women (10).

Further research is necessary to create and investigate problem-driven interventions that accommodate the needs of parents of preschool-aged NICU graduates.

The health authorities need to come up with new interventions that accommodate the farmers' need for inexpensive fertilizer and the public health need for composted excreta that is hygienic and non-contaminated[ 4].

He said that the government was now having two votes because it was "bending over backwards" to accommodate the concerns people have about military intervention in Syria.

When necessary we modified the methods and models used in the SPI1 analysis to accommodate the presence of an additional epoch before the intervention.