Sentence examples for an isolated intervention from inspiring English sources

By using a cohort design, a specific population (rather than an isolated intervention or treatment) can be studied using multiple outcomes related to one or more exposures.

In this review one case control study addressed the effectiveness of multivitamins supplementation in the preconception period, as an isolated intervention, in reducing the rate of congenital malformations[ 13].

Therefore, game-based rehabilitation interventions are most effective when they are shaped to meet a patient's particular needs and preferences, not when they are prescribed as an isolated intervention of addressing particular cognitive and/or physical deficiencies.

16 Our findings are therefore consistent with the literature on teamwork training as an isolated intervention, and we suggest that investigation of additional or alternative interventions is therefore merited.

30, 31 Although strength exercise is often assumed to be beneficial for balance, one review provided evidence that strength exercise used as an isolated intervention is not uniformly effective in improving balance performance.

There was no significant difference in hospitalization days between the isolated intervention and control groups (1.6 versus 1.9 days, respectively).

Information on the type and circumstances of the intervention (CABG isolated intervention, associated with other cardiac or extra-cardiac procedures, elective or emergency, on-pump or off-pump circulation) was also collected.

The simultaneous combination of these two electrostimulation techniques (cerebral and peripheral) can provide an analgesic effect superior to isolated interventions.

Besides, progress in livestock development is unlikely to come from the isolated interventions made by a single research centre.

Watt et al. (2005) reviewed extensive collection of public health policy documents produced by WHO, and demonstrated that public health strategies should tackle the underlying social determinants of oral health through the adoption of a common risk approach rather than isolated interventions which merely focus on changing oral health behaviors.

They also show that this perinatal healthcare is more beneficial and profitable when provided as a package rather than in the form of isolated interventions.