Sentence examples for development of new interventions from inspiring English sources

As heart failure (HF) prevalence increases over time, development of new interventions designed to aid cardiac recovery from injury are crucial and should be considered more broadly.

Foetal attachment may be differentially associated with different SOC in smoking cessation and yield potential for the development of new interventions.

The unravelling of the mechanisms of neurodegeneration from the earliest stages, however, could lead to the development of new interventions whose therapeutic potential will need to be assessed in adequately designed clinical trials.

Although many opinions have been expressed one of the overriding concerns and greatest barriers to the widening gap between preclinical research and the development of new interventions has been the underappreciated distinction between pain and nociception.

In my presentation I will argue that researching neurobiological functioning in children at risk of future criminal behavior not only indicates which individuals are most likely to persist in engaging in antisocial or aggressive behavior, but can also guide the development of new interventions that target these neurobiological deficits.

"What we are trying to do is catalyze change by exploring and promoting the development of new interventions and new models".

Such studies could contribute to the development of new intervention strategies designed to promote the passive muscle extensibility that enhances total muscle function, and ultimately improves the ability to complete functional activities and excel in athletic performances.

Since identification of genetic risk factors for CAD in different ethnic groups is important for the development of new intervention and prevention programs, we investigated the association between the R353Q and − 323ins10 polymorphisms in Factor VII gene, C677T mutation in MTHFR, Factor V Leiden and PT G20210A mutations and CAD in Turkish population.

Moreover, Moore et al. (2015) provide conceptual and empirical justification for the inclusion of nonacademic outcome measures in longitudinal education surveys to avoid omitted variable bias, inform the development of new intervention strategies, and support mediating and moderating analyses.

Dissecting the hookworm DAF-16 downstream effector network will have important implications in the development of new intervention strategies for hookworm and other nematode infections.

The development of 3D7HT-GFP will permit a deeper understanding of the biology of parasite-host vector interactions, and facilitate the development of high-throughput malaria transmission assays and thus aid development of new intervention strategies against both parasite and mosquito.