Sentence examples for classes of interventions from inspiring English sources

There are three classes of interventions (surgical, destructive, and topical) for BCC, and this study aimed to determine whether there are preferences or avoidances in comparisons of different types of treatments for BCC in randomized controlled trials (RCTs).

Network meta-analysis based on random effects model estimating standardized mean difference (SMD) with 95% confidence interval (CI), compared the effects of the 3 classes of interventions with respect to usual care or placebo control conditions.

GM of the germ line for either therapeutic or enhancement purposes and GM of somatic cells for enhancement purposes have not yet been carried out in humans.[59] Of the four classes of interventions delineated by somatic-cell/germ-line and therapy/enhancement distinctions, only germ-line GM for enhancement purposes remains particularly contentious among bioethicists (Allhoff 2005).

This article examines in depth the consequences of knowledge silos in three classes of interventions: water supply, sanitation and hygiene.

Other classes of interventions consist of monitoring, by means of calendars or diaries, and providing feedback, support or rewards.

Turner et al. [ 22] showed that different amounts of heterogeneity can be expected for different outcomes or for different classes of interventions (e.g. pharmacological vs. non-pharmacological).

Almost all classes of intervention reduced low density lipoprotein cholesterol except for n-3 fatty acids and glitazones.

Table 1 summarises the baseline concentrations and changes in lipid subfractions for the different classes of intervention.

23 Patterns across interventions to determine whether particular classes of intervention (eg, neurophysiological, audiological, psychological, etc) favour using one primary outcome instrument over another.

36 Only one outcome, the UPDRS motor subscore, showed significant heterogeneity between the treatment effects of the different classes of intervention.

PPAR-γ agonism positively influences adipose tissue inflammation in several classes of intervention such as the thiazolidinediones and perhaps salicylates, CB1-antagonists and angiotensin II receptor blockers.