Sentence examples for formalized intervention from inspiring English sources

However, because there was no formalized intervention or procedure to involve male partners, not surprisingly, only a small proportion of partners came to the clinic: 13.6% came inside to wait or have services, 17.1% dropped off or met her outside.

For instance, Leatherdale et al. [ 6, 7] found that 77% of Canadian adolescents planning to quit preferred to quit on their own and that Canadian youth has a rather negative perception about formalized smoking cessation interventions.

The intervention builds on the existing intervention Happiness Route but has been formalized and strengthened with the help of existing intervention methods from positive psychology.

Eventually, as the U.S. became stronger, the Monroe Doctrine was formalized and evolved into a justification for intervention and an expression of U.S. hegemony over North and South America.

However, any treatment option may be chosen (antidepressant medication, psychotherapeutic interventions or no specific intervention), since care as usual for a minor depression is currently not formalized.

In 2001, a consensus panel of disaster medicine experts strongly recommended that education on disasters should be formalized and evidence-based and that evaluation of education and interventions must be improved [ 6].

Formalized phase 0 studies are a relatively recent phenomenon involving the testing of interventions and methods which might be used in later phase studies.

Once an assessment instrument has been formalized, it can be used to monitor the development of learner competency and evaluate whether an educational intervention is effective at increasing proficiency.

His treaty was never formalized.

She formalized her marriage as an "arrangement".

"It formalized a hobby," he said.