Nevertheless, adequate regeneration times and slower adaptation rates of tendon compared to muscle [72-74] should be considered in an exercise intervention to avoid episodes of high tendon strain and stress [75] that may cause maladaptation and tendon damage.
Together with surveys that help determine effort avoidance, such system-wide learning curves might help determine when students may need a human intervention to avoid disengagement.
Hand hygiene (HH) is considered a primary intervention to avoid transmission of bacteria in health care settings and to prevent health care-associated infections.
There are currently no clear guidelines on a threshold for toxic concentrations for all beta-lactams and therapeutic drug monitoring in critically ill patients may be a useful intervention to avoid antibiotic-related toxicities.
This suggests that stronger messaging to parents, other caregivers, and school personnel to closely watch hydration for children during hot weather is a critical intervention to avoid excess pediatric ED visits during heat waves.
Miniaturization and improved biocompatibility of ECMO will extend the indication for its employment from a rescue therapy at present to an effective therapeutic intervention to avoid injurious ventilator settings in ARDS in the future.
A total of 82 solar-powered refrigerators were distributed to health centres in the affected areas, which is a climate-smart intervention to avoid disruptions in case of power outages.
However, as Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, argued this week, there is a case for government intervention to avoid unnecessary foreclosures.
The graphical scales, i.e. Visual Analogue Scales (VAS scales) and graphical display, are only used as a measure after the intervention, to avoid participants of conditions 2 and 4 being triggered before the additional counselling session.
"We have worked by using intervention to avoid an excessive movement," keeping the peso's decline fairly slow, he said.
