Sentence examples for empirically tested interventions from inspiring English sources

Existential issues often accompany a diagnosis of cancer and remain one aspect of psychosocial oncology care for which there is a need for focused, empirically tested interventions.

We conducted a narrative review of studies that empirically tested the effects of interventions targeting improvements in the mental health of parents of children with ASD.

Hypotheses derived from the Ottawa Decision Support Framework [ 15], which have guided examination of the effects of decision support interventions, have been empirically tested.

Since the description of bulimia nervosa as a distinct diagnostic entity in 1979, several psychological and pharmacological interventions have been developed and empirically tested.

In many cases, the interventions were not based on empirically tested behavioral weight-loss strategies, and the results of these studies have been variable (27).

This has paved the way for the development of interventions that target key behavioural processes that are supported by a grounded, empirically tested, scientific rationale [ 16- 18].

Manualized meaning-based interventions to treat the psychosocial and existential distress in cancer patients have been developed and empirically tested [ 18– 218.

These methods have been empirically tested and refined over time for evaluating scientific evidence to assess the effectiveness and potential risks of medical interventions (Guyatt et al. 2011; Higgins and Green 2011).

Such quantitative predictions can be empirically tested through randomized comparative trials, and mathematical models increasingly contribute to public health decisions regarding policy and intervention (8 – 13 ).

This hypothesis has not yet been empirically tested.

Several hypotheses are formulated and empirically tested.