Sentence examples for generation of intervention from inspiring English sources
To overcome this limitation, we propose an approach for automating the generation of intervention processes at runtime, by using domain-independent AI planning techniques.
The VIP, belonging to the third generation of intervention programmes, should therefore not be dismissed based on evaluations that apply methods designed for evaluation of randomised clinical trials and that have failed to show effects in earlier prevention programmes.
We show that this approach can yield a new generation of interventions, which are better aligned with the needs and contexts of target communities.
To understand how to make the next generation of interventions more effective, a survey of a national sample of community-based programs serving these clients was conducted.
Understanding how changes in arousal corresponds to childrens day-to-day RRS in real-world classroom settings is critical to creating the next generation of interventions and to accurately capturing the effects of the approaches available to us now.
It is a potentially powerful framework for developing and testing a new generation of interventions to address complex issues by harnessing and learning about the adaptive capabilities of patients within their life contexts.
The next generation of interventions targeting African Americans need to go beyond basic sex education and condom use and availability, acknowledging limitations of earlier interventions.
This next generation of interventions must lend attention to core cultural and community elements, which will facilitate individual HIV risk reduction, but also support successful translation and implementation at the couple and community level.
Yet, "research will fall far short of its promise to usher in an era of personalized medicine unless the contribution of biological sex to the diversity of health outcomes is better understood and this knowledge applied in the development of the next generation of interventions and medical technologies" [ 10]. 2010: Review of women, depression and treatment development.
Participants were randomized to the control or intervention group by random generation of even (intervention) and uneven (control) numbers by means of a computer program.
Specifically, in this section, we present considerations for cost-effectiveness analysis of Internet interventions in the hopes that the next generation of internet intervention research will incorporate economic analyses.
