Sentence examples for dynamic intervention from inspiring English sources

This manuscript describes the rationale and design for a randomized controlled trial designed to compare a group of mothers and their 3-to 5-year old children who received an intervention focused primarily on feeding dynamics called the Feeding Dynamic Intervention (FDI) with a Wait-list Control Group (WLC).

The aim is to generate a highly dynamic intervention that contrasts to other more informational and static web-portals.

Instead of thinking of this as a failed candidate mechanism for early exercise hyperpnea, we propose that it should be considered a potential candidate mechanism for dynamic intervention on the respiratory system using a cardiac pacemaker, and, accordingly, we propose it be given a more appropriately descriptive term, such as "cardiocapnic".

Dynamic interventions show promise and require further study.

Of the 33 dynamic interventions, 6 used externally generated adherence data to target nonadherers.

DATA EXTRACTION Articles were classified as (1) broad interventions (targeted all medication takers), (2) focused interventions (targeted nonadherers), or (3) dynamic interventions (administered to all medication takers; real-time adherence information targets nonadherers as intervention proceeds).

Conservation projects are dynamic interventions that occur in complex contexts involving intricate interactions of social, political, economic, cultural, and environmental factors.

MSM methodologies are well suited to investigate dynamic interventions such as changes in treatment made by physicians as a patient's disease stage changes over time.

We analytically solve a mathematical description of this mechanism, computing probabilities of mtDNA disease onset, efficacy of clinical sampling strategies, and effects of potential dynamic interventions, thus developing a quantitative and experimentally-supported stochastic theory of the bottleneck.

Compared with other g-methods, it also offers flexibility in modeling the exposure and covariates as well as allowing for joint and dynamic interventions, which would be more cumbersome under g-estimation.

Application of the RCT approach can be difficult for dynamic interventions where context is an important factor in determining whether and how an intervention will work, and where methodological issues arise related to size of target population, duration of follow-up and attrition [ 44].