Sentence examples for help with intervention from inspiring English sources

The authors would like to thank Amy Turner and the Communication for Health Applications and Interventions (CHAI) Core (grant number DK 56350) for help with intervention development.

This study provides baseline information and a start to debate low birthweight from public hospitals in this region, which could help with possible intervention regarding maternal and newborn health in the future.

It is hoped that further exploration of the role of common genetic variants in the etiology of adolescent psychotic experiences will help with early intervention and prevention of transitions into clinical diagnosis.

Not all taste and smell research is geared toward improving products for human consumption; some research is designed to help with disease interventions.

A more targeted approach at state level will help with targeted interventions.

The purpose of the study is to help with optimizing interventions aimed at tackling socioeconomic differences in health and to give public health professionals working with youth more personalised tools aimed at a timely prevention of school and health-related difficulties.

As technology advances, grassroots efforts are popping up all over the country to get all states and schools to recognize that dyslexia is a Learning Difference that can be helped with proper intervention.

A particular group of homeless people that can be helped with quick intervention and skilled support are single mothers who find themselves homeless wither by virtue of a divorce or the kind of abuse that makes them willing to try the street over staying at home.

The prevention of hikikomori might be helped with an intervention for school refusal.

The aims of the programmes were to establish local mental health networks as well as the facilitation for persons at a risk to find help with the early intervention services.

Additional research to identify the pathways of risk and resilience is required in order to point towards possible policy and programming interventions, including novel efforts to intervene to prevent the emergence of mood disorders (e.g., interventions to help with stressful life events; interventions designed tailored to address social stigma, including heterosexism and homophobia).