Sentence examples for efficacious intervention from inspiring English sources
There are several steps that must occur for an efficacious intervention to be effective in clinical practice; therefore, an efficacy trial can often overestimate an intervention's effect when implemented in clinical practice.
Research indicates that exercise is an efficacious intervention for depression among adults; however, little is known regarding its efficacy for preventing postpartum depression.
The present preliminary trials tested whether undergraduate peer leaders can effectively deliver a dissonance-based eating disorder prevention program, which could facilitate broad dissemination of this efficacious intervention.
Telephone-based counseling is an efficacious intervention strategy for maintaining leisure-time physical activity (LTPA) intentions and increasing LTPA behavior among adults with spinal cord injury (SCI).
This article introduces the special issue on contingency management (CM), an efficacious intervention for the treatment of substance use disorders with low uptake in clinical settings that is not commensurate with evidence for efficacy.
The WHO and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) state that male circumcision is an efficacious intervention for HIV prevention, but should be carried out by well-trained medical professionals and under conditions of informed consent (parents' consent for their infant boys).
There are few efficacious interventions to combat morphine dependence.
A better understanding of how this problem varies by license type and work setting will assist in designing efficacious interventions.
Thus, identifying effective ways of coping with these diseases may lead to the development of efficacious interventions.
Vaccines against tick infestations have the potential to be among the most efficacious interventions for the management of these diseases.
Further research is needed to identify correlates of physical activity in different subgroups to design more efficacious interventions.
