Sentence examples for effectiveness of intermediate from inspiring English sources
A systematic review of the 'Evidence for the effectiveness of intermediate care' [ 22] found that the evidence supporting the development of specific intermediate care services is quite heterogeneous, and still lacking.
However, since there is a wide diversity of provision of services and the lack of a standard terminology for what constitutes recovery or rehabilitation, there have been relatively few studies that specifically focus on the effectiveness of intermediate care in residential settings.
To evaluate the clinical effectiveness of an intermediate care model based on a system of care focused on integrated care pathways compared to the traditional model of geriatric care (usual care) in Catalonia.
The majority of the studies evaluated effectiveness and cost-effectiveness in terms of intermediate outcomes, such as adherence or error rates, in specific diseases.
A number of issues arise from our use of this phase II trial to not only test the processes for a larger definitive trial, but also to assess effectiveness in terms of intermediate outcomes and concurrently validate the primary outcome measures.
In a subgroup of studies of athletes we found conflicting evidence of effectiveness (intermediate term) and moderate evidence of no effectiveness (short and long term).
Although such structures meet the requirements of today's market in terms of lightness, innovation of materials, cost-effectiveness and lack of intermediate supports, tension structures are rarely used in Italy, due to the lack of clear regulations on the structural design and the determination of environmental stresses on complex shapes such as hyperbolic paraboloids.
Although several studies have been conducted, most looked at students' academic scores as main indicators to measure the effectiveness of teaching, while intermediate behaviors like planning skills which help students achieve higher academic progress, have remained under-researched.
2) To identify ways to improve the efficiency and sequencing of the interventions by identifying patient factors and intervention mechanisms associated with increased intervention effectiveness through the evaluation of intermediate outcomes and sub-group analyses.
In the context of genetic test evaluation, definitions of effectiveness acknowledge an intermediate outcome of utility that reflects a test result's 'usefulness and added value to patient management decision-making'.
The relative ease of obtaining effectiveness data in the form of intermediate outcomes or natural units, and the application of arguably more straightforward computational methods in these types of evaluations [ 60] are two features that make CEA a practical method of analysis in many settings.
