Sentence examples for explicitly interventions from inspiring English sources

Golszmidt and Pearl conjecture a complete characterization of ranking systems constrained by associated DAGs, and offer a specific Markov axiom mentioning explicitly interventions in DAGs.

Modeling approach and choice of parameter values resemble our approach, but the intervention is modeled in a more phenomenologic way by defining the outcomes of intervention without explicitly including intervention-related parameters into the model.

One of the advantages of this type of models is that they can explicitly model interventions or external road safety measures and campaigns.

However, they did not explicitly evaluate interventions to improve trial recruitment.

This will allow therapists to describe explicitly their interventions, and the rationale underpinning them.

However, despite its implicit use by many health professionals, this perspective is infrequently used explicitly in interventions.

Either way, the Global Fund, and potentially other GHIs providing HSS funding, needs to explicitly defined interventions that address these gaps while adhering to their mandate.

I hope the way we think of health systems continues to evolve and to prioritize most explicitly those interventions that have the most impact on health.

They call for more studies to "explicitly map intervention design to clear health outcomes" and use randomized-controlled trials" to test the health effects of volunteering.

Yet systematic reviews rarely explicitly classify intervention components using theory, which may result in evidence syntheses and health care practice recommendations that are less than optimal.

Three decades have passed, since Solomon's call for an explicitly instructional intervention on developing students' ability in construction of scientific explanation (Solomon 1986).