Sentence examples for furthermore interventions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, interventions aimed at the reuse of water (rainwater and grey water) are strongly recommended and incentivized (Wung et al. 2006).

Furthermore, interventions that target the improvement of pastoral livelihoods should consider the promotion of camel milk production as a suitable strategy for building pastoral household resilience.

Furthermore, interventions conducted in the participants' native language (if other than English) were twice as effective as interventions conducted in English (Griner and Smith 2006).

Furthermore, interventions should strive to be culturally compelling, not merely culturally appropriate: they must engage local communities and nestle within social and ecological landscapes.

Furthermore, interventions like circumcision that reduce the number of infections today, will also curb the growing demand for ART and treatment for other opportunistic infections tomorrow, leading to considerable long-term cost savings [36], [56].

Furthermore interventions to improve motor skills not only increased activity levels but improved the reported enjoyment of physical activity [7], suggesting competence or perceived competence may be important in determining physical activity levels [8], [9].

Furthermore, intervention-induced changes in tendon stiffness seem to be more attributed to adaptations of the material rather than morphological properties.

Furthermore, intervention planning and evaluation concepts usually distinguish between three and five intervention phases [ 8, 9, 11– 13].

Furthermore, intervention studies should at least address the anastomotic healing process in terms of histology and certain surrogate markers.

Furthermore, intervention in islet autoantibody positive children indicates that β-cell function may be improved by a deprivation of gluten for 6 months (8).

Furthermore, intervention trials have shown that BP lowering prevents the need for renal replacement therapy up to the age of 70, independent of renal function at baseline.