The phrase "assigned interventions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as healthcare, education, or research, where specific actions or strategies have been designated for individuals or groups.
Example: "The therapist outlined the assigned interventions for the patient's treatment plan during the session."
Alternatives: "designated interventions" or "allocated interventions".
A limitation of this study is the validity of the incretin hormone responses that were obtained after the assigned interventions.
Research personnel who enrolled participants and assigned interventions (AM and TRHR) were unaware of the allocation until the envelope was opened in front of the patient.
Sampled, consenting patients used computers to answer survey questions, be randomized, and view assigned interventions just before scheduled primary care office visits.
The per-protocol-analysis was conducted in the same way as the intention-to-treat analysis but only with data from participants who had followed the assigned interventions.
The computer software was designed to automatically store responses in a computer database and to use these responses to customize (i.e. target/tailor) assigned interventions accordingly.
dClassified as: yes, if there was an attempt to standardize treatment and care besides the assigned interventions; no, if no attempt to standardize was applied; uncertain, if it was not clearly reported.
After completing their assigned baseline assessment, participants received the assigned intervention, and returned for follow-ups at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months.
For each sample, we maintain a variable which describes the associated effect of the assigned intervention.
Data were collected on children's health locus of control, their understanding of leukemia, and the satisfaction of participants with their assigned intervention.
The term blinding refers to keeping trial participants, investigators (usually health-care providers), or assessors (those collecting outcome data) unaware of the assigned intervention, so that they will not be influenced by that knowledge.
At enrollment, all children who had severe anemia (hemoglobin [Hb] <70 g/L) were given therapeutic dose of iron for 3 months in addition to their assigned intervention.
