Sentence examples for interest in intervention from inspiring English sources

It's certainly clear that America doesn't make as big a deal about human rights issues as economic issues because America sees that it has more of a domestic interest in intervention, but that has nothing to do with how effective intervention is likely to be.

It does not describe the average treatment effect which is usually of major interest in intervention studies, especially if preference-based HRQL measures are used in economic evaluation studies [ 4].

She has a special interest in interventions to improve the quality of psychiatry training at undergraduate and post-graduate level.

We assessed PCPs' familiarity and perceived helpfulness of the KDOQI/KDIGO guidelines and their potential interest in interventions to optimize CKD care.

There is great interest in interventions that could reduce the risk of chlamydia-associated PID because this might prevent future tubal factor infertility.

Accordingly and consistent with a biopsychosocial approach to chronic pain management, there has been growing interest in interventions that combine exercise and psychological treatments.

Some negative views were expressed towards the prompts, however in general GPs viewed the prompts in a positive light (which may indicate a research bias sample who are have an interest in interventions of this nature).

Whilst there has been increasing research interest in interventions which promote physical activity during pregnancy few studies have yielded detailed insights into the views and experiences of overweight and obese pregnant women themselves.

Breast cancer survivors may be more likely than other cancer survivors to harbor psychological stress of a diagnosis for longer periods of time and may have higher levels of interest in interventions [ 81], stressing the importance of an early intervention, supporting our inclusion of 'early' breast cancer survivors.

23 Despite this redundancy, the bulk of evidence suggests an important role of SIRT1 in skeletal muscle adaptations; thus, there is considerable interest in interventions designed to target SIRT1 and the SIRT1/PGC-1α asis as a means of increasing mitochondrial content, skeletal muscle function, and metabolic health.

This suggests that some GPs produce referrals of high quality, regardless of the referral intervention, and that some general practitioners in the intervention group took no interest in the intervention at all.