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Thus, complement inhibition as a therapeutic treatment could be achieved by interventions aimed at blocking the pathological activities of complement activation products, while avoiding disruption of the role of complement in host immunity.

This lowering can be achieved by interventions at population or group levels (e.g., vaccination or hygiene/behavior changes).

Improved frequency and quality of ICD code registration might be achieved by interventions directed towards the physicians where the greatest amount of variation was found.

Increased frequency and quality of ICD code registration is important for future quality assessments and might be achieved by interventions directed towards the physicians.

To our knowledge, the current study is the first in Taiwan to demonstrate that effective glycemic control can be achieved by interventions by registered dietitians providing both diabetic self-management education and intensive dietary counseling in a primary care setting.

A reduction of the cost related to non-adherence can, therefore, also be achieved by interventions aimed at increasing primary non-adherence, e.g. modifying the drug reimbursement system to better correspond with patients' secondary non-adherence.

4 6 Significant reductions of lower extremity injury risk have been reported to be achieved by intervention programmes focusing on intrinsic risk factors.

The strong effect of maternal body size (height, prepregnancy weight, and attained weight in the third trimester) on intrauterine growth computed by the WHO Collaborative Study on Maternal Anthropometry and Pregnancy Outcomes (26) suggests that these variables limit how much can be achieved by intervention in pregnancy alone.

This conclusion runs counter to current expectations that early therapeutic intervention in BD might lead to long-term reductions of morbidity and disability superior to what can be achieved by later interventions.

First, the rate of seeding has significant impact on the delay that can be achieved by the interventions.

3 Moreover, clinical remission can be achieved by dietary interventions such as the use of specialised enteral feeds.