The patient and carer rankings of interventions was instructive, in that these added an additional source of valuable information to the synthesis, alongside the evidence with respect to effectiveness, and methodological strengths and weaknesses of each study.
The example of currency intervention is instructive: China depresses the value of its currency, effectively subsidizing exports and taxing imports.
Results from that intervention were instructive in that demand for safe circumcision was robust, but depended very much upon price.
Using a prospective cohort design, Bahora et al. [ 58] found that an instructive and interactive crisis intervention skills training program for police significantly reduced officers' desire to maintain social distance from people with substance use disorders, including alcohol (g = 1.12, SE = 0.38, P < 0.01) and cocaine dependence (g = 1.90, SE = 0.45, P < 0.001).
Understanding determinants in contraceptive methods use may be instructive in the design of interventions to improve family planning outcomes.
Thereafter, an experiment is introduced that investigates the effects of directorial interventions upon the instructive quality of the scenario.
These system interventions can still be instructive to other countries, such as the US, that experience severe overcrowding in their urban EDs [11].
As for establishing a liberal democracy in Iraq, I remain unimpressed with the Bush administration's ability to handle unruly foreign political bodies.Israel's intervention in Lebanon in 1982 is instructive.
Remarkable cases of complete regression of metastatic melanoma and other cancers with prolonged survival, with or without therapeutic intervention, are noteworthy events and represent highly instructive natural clinical experiments.
The HADS scores for each quoted participant allow speculation regarding the impact of their anxiety and depression levels on their mental state at the time of both the intervention and providing this feedback, which is instructive in some cases.
