For this reason, and to be practical, a generic 'conventional care' arm was specified as the comparator intervention, implying an intervention that could contain a number of interventions such as generic dietary information and/or exercise but excluding interventions based on e-LDs or pharmacological treatment.
Conversely, the view that exchange-rate targets are unworkable implies that intervention is a waste of time.
The label Substance Abuse implies an intervention directed to the harmful consequences of the binges, how to avoid them, and the substitution of other less dangerous recreational activities.
Currently the diagnosis process includes tissue biopsy and histopathology, which implies surgical intervention.
This implies the intervention of other conditions not properly captured by these ecological variables.
The trend towards higher baseline scores for the intervention group could imply that intervention practices already had increased their focus on the collaborative care for the patients with COPD.
The major limitation of our study is the lack of randomisation of the intervention, which implies that the intervention and control groups are not equivalent [ 19].
Second, it implies that interventions targeting children who grow up in disadvantaged environments may create opportunities for them to overcome those environmental limitations and achieve better cognitive outcomes.
However, lack of age specific mortality data implies that interventions that significantly reduce child mortality will impact on all-cause mortality.
This general model, applicable to malaria and other diseases (e.g. pertussis [24]), implies that interventions that reduce transmission should be combined with effective management of clinical cases to prevent any undesired increase in disease burden.
