Sentence examples for being effective in changing from inspiring English sources
Despite this operation being effective in changing the epiphyseal slope angle, long-term follow-up is needed because there is no evidence to suggest that it also improves outcome in hip dysplasia.
The Cochrane review group suggested that a focus on short-term behavior change was unlikely to have a sustained impact on the weight status of children [ 2], and that the available evidence suggests that many diet and exercise interventions in children are in fact not effective in preventing excess weight gain, despite being effective in changing diet and exercise behavior.
We note, also, that other intensive programs promoting practice change have not necessarily been effective in changing practice-based or patient-based outcomes [ 21].
There is growing evidence that behaviour change programmes using computer tailoring can be effective in changing such lifestyle risk factors [ 4].
Active implementation strategies have been effective in changing health professional's knowledge and practice, however only moderate effects are reported.
The effect evaluation will give insight into whether targeting the selected determinants is effective in changing high-energy snack intake, or whether other determinants are needed to be included in interventions aimed at reducing high-energy snack intake.
Dr Claire Fox, from Keele University, who led part of the research, said: "We found that domestic abuse prevention education can be effective in changing girls' and boys' attitudes towards domestic abuse and encouraging more of them to seek help".
Chancellor Joel I. Klein, who has made accountability a cornerstone of his reform efforts, said that the high marks reflected a steadily improving graduation rate and indicated that the grading system had been effective in changing the schools.
