Sentence examples for further effective interventions from inspiring English sources
Further effective interventions to increase the number of timely dementia diagnoses are still needed and these interventions should consider harm in terms of anxiety increase in the 'worried well' as well as benefit and cost.
Further, effective interventions in multiple chronic conditions are limited, with few evidence-based interventions that target patients with a specific, rather than general, combination of conditions, such as diabetes plus specific comorbidities [ 14].
Our review indicates that public health can be improved substantially, and in some cases relatively quickly, by identifying and implementing further effective interventions on chemicals of major public health concern including those addressed in this article.
Epidemiological identification of such risk factors will bring us further towards effective interventions to prevent pneumonias.
Despite small differences between participants and non-participating children, our sample is as representative as can be expected from any population-based study and will provide important, new information to bring us further towards effective interventions to prevent pneumonias in this population.
These circumstances urge us to further pursue effective intervention strategies to combat malaria.
Further research on effective interventions for patients with peristent Medically Unexplained Physical Symptoms (MUPS) in general practice is needed.
Identifying these drivers, whether at the level of the individual, the work task, or the organisation, is an important issue in the further development of effective interventions against sedentariness and lack of physical activity.
The threat of eviction will likely continue to be a major issue in the coming years, so it is important to conduct further research to create effective interventions and courageous policies to tackle this problem.
This situation complicates further efforts to design effective interventions (10).
Clearly, the narrow focus on Beuningen/Ewijk precluded consideration of more effective interventions further downstream.
