Sentence examples for consistent with the intervention from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the intervention arms of the original clinical trials supporting prophylaxis [ 4], and may reflect relatively low rates of fluoroquinolone resistance in Australia [ 28].

For regulatory purposes the upper bound estimate from Davenport can be interpreted as the largest risk estimate that is still consistent with the intervention trial results.

Consistent with the intervention message, prolonged sitting is defined as time accrued in sitting bouts at least 30 minutes in length.

Intervention troops provided a snack at 100% of meetings- consistent with the intervention policy, and control troops offered a snack at 71% of meetings.

Consistent with the intervention design, the evaluation design is guided by the socio-ecological framework [ 15] and accepted best practice for the evaluation of health promotion projects of this kind [ 16] (see Table 2).

It is also notable that the standard deviation decreased by 2.8% SM during the study, which is consistent with the intervention being effective in allowing some patients to restore their homeostatic control of SQOL.

This is consistent with the interventions resulting from the initiatives and programs mentioned above which mainly focused on anxiety and depression [ 14, 17, 18].

Consistent with hypotheses, the intervention was feasible and acceptable to families (i.e., high treatment retention, high client satisfaction, strong therapeutic alliance, and low barriers to participation).

Consistent with SCT, the intervention targets knowledge, attitudes (self-efficacy), and behavioral capabilities for self-management through a variety of literacy- and age-sensitive print materials and activities.

For newborns receiving chlorhexidine interventions (i.e. arms 1 and 2), the basic cleansing procedure followed by the VHW on day 1 was consistent with how the intervention was delivered in the previous community-based trial in rural Nepal[ 8].

Introduction: The purpose of the study was to determine if terminology used for nursing interventions in air transport records is consistent with the Nursing Intervention Classification (NIC) system.