However, no studies have evaluated the effectiveness of a group-based combined CBT and MI intervention for promoting smoking abstinence in ex-prisoners, and only one previous study has rigorously evaluated an intervention designed to maintain smoking abstinence after release from a smoke-free prison.
As a critical feature, FFCM-1 not only reconciles a large body of fundamental combustion data, it also has rigorously evaluated uncertainties for the rate coefficients, the combustion experimental targets used for model optimization and uncertainty minimization, and most importantly, an optimized reaction model with quantified uncertainties.
Few studies have rigorously evaluated the comparative outcomes of autografts and fresh-frozen allograft tissue for ACL reconstruction.
Few studies have rigorously evaluated whether providing biologically based health-risk feedback is more effective than standard interventions in increasing smokers' motivation to quit and their long-term abstinence.
Few qualitative studies to date have rigorously evaluated the effect of peer support on mentors themselves.
However, no previous studies have rigorously evaluated the relationship between incident acute kidney injury (AKI) and functional status of elderly patients.
Although considerable funds have been invested in RCB activities both in Australia and overseas, few studies have rigorously evaluated specific RCB interventions in primary health care [ 2, 8, 14, 22- 24].
However, there are very few studies that have rigorously evaluated the impact of such HRH interventions on the job satisfaction of health professionals (81– 83), and none from lower income countries.
While evidence supports that behavioral and cognitive interventions can be effective for improving ART adherence in sub-Saharan Africa [ 31, 32], few studies have rigorously evaluated approaches for increasing linkage to HIV care in high-prevalence regions [ 31].
The NFP program has been rigorously evaluated in the United States (US) and has demonstrated consistent effects across three randomized controlled trials (RCT), including improved prenatal health, a reduction in childhood injuries, fewer subsequent pregnancies with increased intervals between births, and improvements in maternal economic self-efficacy [ 9, 10, 17, 18, 20, 21].
Much has been described about the use of the computer, but very little has been rigorously evaluated [ 2, 25].
