Sentence examples for demonstrated intervention from inspiring English sources

The earlier demonstrated intervention effects on behaviours in girls but not in boys may partly explain why the intervention was effective on BMI and BMIz among girls only.

Both projects demonstrated intervention strategies that are quickly adopted, generated large demand, and showed a rapid impact on deliveries and other maternal and newborn care health services.

Data demonstrated intervention fidelity for woman-centred care; however, observing an entire breast feed was not well implemented due to short hospital stays, ward routines and staff team woman communication issues.

Unfortunately, in several studies, this information is lacking or neurobiological data is interpreted as evidence for plasticity/restoration of function in the absence of a demonstrated intervention success on clinical outcomes.

Among the studies examined in this review, only a handful demonstrated interventions that were tailored for parents with varying degrees of health literacy.

Reasons for this are due to the complexities surrounding maltreatment and psychological disorders [ 14] and difficulty in demonstrating intervention effectiveness and cost-effectiveness [ 16].

Recruitment and retention of people from this population in a preventive intervention is challenging and the retention rate of 61% at 12 months, with many participants recruited by word of mouth, demonstrates intervention acceptability.

We did not assess number of prior depressive episodes in the included participants, which makes it unclear whether our trial results demonstrate intervention effects in participants with a first time depression or recurrent depression.

I've conducted research, highlighted in "Changing the Odds for Children at Risk," that demonstrates interventions that have sustainable impact over time.

We have published a Cochrane review of early developmental interventions that demonstrated that interventions commencing post hospital discharge had similar effects on cognitive and motor development compared with interventions that commenced in the NICU[ 3].

The main reason for the lack of cost-effectiveness is the very limited effects from intervention demonstrated in published intervention studies.