Batty said she went to court numerous times in order to take out and alter intervention orders, which Anderson often breached anyway.
An important element of studies into ageing is the longitudinal effects of lifespan-altering interventions.
For example, people's actions may be substantially altering an intervention and thereby creating additional benefits beyond diarrhoea reduction.
Lastly, even if causal risk factors are identified, the potential benefits of this research will only be realized if it is followed by attempts to establish (a) which components of the risk syndrome are modifiable, and (b) how these can be altered through interventions (Eaton et al. 1995; Mrazek and Haggerty 1994).
This finding is extremely important because muscle mass represents a modifiable physiological parameter, which can be altered through interventions.
There was an increase in mitochondrial H2O2 with age in flies, which was not coordinately altered by interventions that modulated life span.
We are therefore interested in examining the evidence that supports or refutes the proposition that CDCs can be altered by interventions aimed at changing health worker practices.
Psychological responses to stress that might lead to immune dysregulation can be altered by interventions aimed at reducing psychological stress [ 1, 5].
The advantages of treatment on adverse pregnancy outcomes have been clearly identified (1), but more research is needed to determine whether offspring outcomes can also be altered by interventions during pregnancy.
Meanwhile, subtle interventions altering our movement through the gallery include the removal of prohibitive doors, replaced by plastic from Southend bus shelters.
Interventions altering E. coli can affect C. elegans lifespan (Garigan et al., 2002; Gems and Riddle, 2000; Saiki et al., 2008).
