Sentence examples for empirical interventions from inspiring English sources

An additional thread of Obasogie's research uses novel theoretical and empirical interventions to explore the hidden ways in which racial thinking is central to law, medicine, and science.

Currently a range of empirical interventions are available and systematic reviews of these have demonstrated that there is no single best intervention.

Yet to date there are no reports of empirical interventions that investigate or demonstrate an improvement in communication in hospital for these patients.

Unexplained infertility affects a quarter of infertile couples, 1 some of whom have a reasonable chance of spontaneous live birth. 2 Expectant management, however, is not a popular option, and several empirical interventions have been used for many years without rigorous prior evaluation.

However, the assumptions provided by the theory on how to design emotionally sound learning environments for students, and occupational environments for teachers, have yet to be tested in empirical intervention studies.

Given the available empirical evidence, interventions that seek to improve uptake of VCT should provide potential clients with both facility and home based VCT service options within a given setting.

Despite a recent and renewed interest in examining the efficacy of intensive behavior therapy for obesity within higher BMI subcategories [ 12], very few studies have evaluated the comparative effectiveness of evidence-based, empirical lifestyle interventions in real-world settings by baseline obesity status.

Our own ETHICO project ("Empirical-Ethical Interventions in Oncology"), which forms a multistep empirical-ethical study for the development of interventions supporting clinical decision-making, made us aware of key aspects which are relevant for the selection of a normative background.

The purpose of this article is to describe the systematic development and the study design for evaluation of this theory and empirical based intervention.

In the ETHICO project, we had to face the challenge that the ethical theory selected was supposed to serve a variety of aims during the different stages of the research (see section  The ETHICO project ("Empirical-ethical interventions in oncology")).

Little or no systematic empirical evidence Intervention is supported by studies with grade A1 evidence or studies with grade A2 evidence whose results are predominantly consistent with one another.