Sentence examples for compliant intervention from inspiring English sources

A minimum of 50% of the intervention quota is required to be fulfilled to be considered a compliant intervention.

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) "It is doubtful whether the women will accept such an intervention for safe drinking water [acceptance here possibly means need]." (Father, control village) "The water is useful to us, but our husbands have to cooperate".

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) The Headmen in two villages asserted that such a water quality intervention was valuable for reasons such as: "Having a water filtration system is an added advantage to our village".

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) "Provided water is less tasty than normal water.

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) "The male members in the family find it difficult to bring the water.

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) Most parents thought that having safe drinking water was beneficial, especially for the health of their children.

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) Non compliant households tended to highlight difficulties in fetching water since they did not have a person for this chore; one respondent did not think there was any difference between the filtered water and water normally available to the village: "The male members in the family find it difficult to bring the water.

Brief assessments were completed pre-intervention and post-intervention; outcome measures included both performance-based and parent-report measures of working memory and attention.Eighty-five percent of survivors were compliant with the intervention, with no adverse events reported.

The diary kept by the participants indicated that they were highly compliant to the intervention.

We shall attempt to provide catch-up education for those who miss days but any participant who is present for <3 days will be deemed to be non compliant with the intervention.

In efficacy analyses, participants are referred to as compliant in the intervention group if at least 80% of possible trips to school were by bike on contrast participants in the control group are considered compliant if less than 20% of possible trips were by bike.