Sentence examples for evaluation of intervention from inspiring English sources
However, in addition, intermediate end points have been advocated for evaluation of intervention effects, as recently shown in studies evaluating drug effects on carotid or coronary atherosclerosis.
Kirkpatrick's hierarchy of levels of evaluation proposes that "complexity of behavioral change increases as evaluation of intervention ascends the hierarchy" [21].
However, the evaluation of intervention by footwear [5]-[7] is difficult, especially for diabetic patients because they sometimes have neuropathy or foot deformity [8],[9].
Seasonal variation in fruit and vegetable consumption has been documented in a limited number of previous investigations and is important for the design of epidemiologic investigations and in the evaluation of intervention programs.
Objective Development of a method using marketing research data to assess food purchase behavior and consequent nutrient availability for purposes of nutrition surveillance, evaluation of intervention effects, and epidemiologic studies of diet-health relationships.
After commenting on some of the findings and limitations of past work, we offer suggestions for enhancing the systematic evaluation of intervention programs that include careful selection of comparison groups, a broad array of STEM outcome measures, assessment of potentially unintended consequences, and meta-analyses.
The lack of a clear model of aetiology hampers the design and evaluation of interventions to prevent and reduce obesity.
A common protocol for the quantitative and qualitative evaluation of interventions would facilitate the synthesis of future studies.
The first theme, professional skills, included: Assessment, Prioritizing and initiating care, and Medical treatment and evaluation of interventions.
The association of Clostridialis organisms and A. vaginae with odor warrants the evaluation of interventions specifically directed against these organisms.
In health outcomes research, evaluation of intervention-related outcomes are often undertaken with the help of rating scales, or more recently called patient-reported outcome (PRO) instruments.
