Sentence examples for dimension of intervention from inspiring English sources
Expressing costs as a 'net cost per child' adds the important dimension of intervention reach and loading, to balance the simple focus on total costs.
Reporting costs as a 'net cost per child' adds the important dimension of intervention reach and loading, which is a useful process indicator, but should not be confused with the higher order efficiency of achieving outcomes.
Indeed, Schoenwald and Hoagwood have argued that interdisciplinary teams are necessary given the range of expertise needed to adequately consider the six dimensions of intervention information they proposed as important and that we used in this study [ 24].
The objective of this study was to identify important dimensions of interventions to reduce health care disparities.
This study highlights the many different dimensions of interventions that have been examined in the endeavour to influence customer food choice.
This study evaluated an intervention to facilitate adaptive coping by persons living with HIV (PLWH), with the participation of their cohabiting partners as a dimension of the intervention.
We have chosen the Cluster-randomised Controlled Trial (C-RCT) to address the issues of contamination, adherence to real practice, and community dimension of the intervention, with a complex definition of clusters and an extensive use of routine data to collect the outcomes.
One of four categories for judging the ethical dimension of medical interventions is their beneficence [ 19].
They expressed demand for evidence to address the technical, political, economic and social-cultural dimension of new interventions like SMC.
Studies on group dynamics in CME have also indicated the psychosocial and affective dimension of educational interventions as a central plank in effective learning [ 38- 42].
This and other parental views of the risk benefit and ethical dimensions of early intervention may be helpful in the initiation and design of studies aimed at assessing the efficacy of early interventions in childhood-onset bipolar illness and its prodromes.
