The phrase "alternative of intervention" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "alternative to intervention."
Example: "In cases where traditional methods fail, we must consider an alternative to intervention that respects the individual's autonomy."
Alternatives: "substitute for intervention" or "option instead of intervention."
Now the west's alternative of intervention-lite in Syria is also spectacularly coming apart.
To assess the cost-effectiveness of the complete intervention and the condom use skills component, we compared these interventions to the alternative of no intervention, which we assumed would have $0 in program cost and would not avert any new cases of HIV.
Just as Mr. Jackson's death has highlighted the difficulty of trying to help a chronic drug abuser, it was the death of another celebrity, Kurt Cobain in 1994, that added momentum to an alternative philosophy of intervention known as "motivational interviewing" or "invitational" intervention.
While relevant is the alternative form of intervention promoted by TransMilenio, as well as its courage in addressing the apparently untamable mobility of a metropolis like Bogotá, similar strategies in the future should pay more attention to the issues of access intended both as the possibility to make use of this public transport system, both in terms of reaching urban opportunities.
While relevant is the alternative form of intervention promoted by the BRT system, as well as its courage in addressing the apparently untamable mobility of a metropolis like Bogotá, similar strategies should pay more attention to the possibility to make use of this public transport system and to the urban opportunities it allows to reach.
A key result from early studies of infectious disease epidemiology [52] is that several interventions tend to operate synergistically (the specific contribution of alternative types of intervention will be determined by the epidemiological context [53]).
This design thus compared two alternative intensities of intervention, although we refer to one arm as the "control".
This perspective offers interesting insights into the chronic low back pain experience and suggests alternative models of intervention.
There are a number of alternative modalities of intervention for preschool children with ASD in use with different theoretical background and orientation, each of which tend to use different trial designs and outcome measures.
Alternative delivery of intervention needs to be explored, such as self-management, telephone or online support and non-specialist delivery: for example comparison of home-based versus hospital-based interventions on physical activity levels, patient satisfaction and motivation.
Long-term outcomes from patients with severe combined immunodeficiency who received bone marrow transplants were considered successful compared with the alternative of no intervention.
