Sentence examples for increased intervention time from inspiring English sources

Increased intervention time with a second set of prediction activities with PV could have possibly led to greater knowledge acquisition for the "Prediction" group.

A misjudgment on the initial or intermediate assessments can lead to selecting a non-optimal intervention, which can have negative consequences, such as increasing intervention time, rising in treatment cost, or even worsening the condition.

However, it was unfeasible to increase intervention time.

Because these low-risk workers are unlikely to benefit from a preventive intervention, a high false positive rate would increase intervention cost and time loss.

Increasing the intervention time by 50%, that is, the time for pharmacists in the reconciliation at hospital admission and quality control of medication lists at discharge, reduced the potential savings marginally to €320.

Further L. paracasei GMNL-33 studies with extended intervention time and increased subjects will be encouraged.

Based on this approach, we also propose an FPGA based system for microarray image analysis that eliminates the shortcomings of existing software platforms: user intervention, increased computational time and cost.

Unexpectedly, we identified a greater primary success rate with increasing failure-to-intervention time, and although not statistically significant, the direction of the effect was similar for 3-month patency.

Studies investigating drug interventions increased over time for industry-funded RCTs, but has remained relatively constant for non-industry-funded trials.

The city is divided into ten zones and the number of zones included in the intervention has increased over time.

As shown in table 2 (final column), there was no statistical evidence that integration increased over time in intervention facilities as a group.