Sentence examples for intervention adopting from inspiring English sources

An example of a technology-based intervention adopting an MI approach is The Drinker's Check-up [ 7, 8, 43].

Consequently, a non-pharmacological intervention adopting a holistic approach to improving the overall physical and mental well-being of people with early dementia should be explored.

The purpose of the current research is to develop a brief theory-based intervention adopting imagery-based motivational and self-control training behavior-change components and a randomized controlled factorial-design that will lead to a reduction in alcohol consumption among undergraduate students, an at-risk population, over a four-week period.

However, cultural practice in a resilient community may affect the success of any intervention adopted.

In particular, future efforts to evaluate person-centered interventions critically are contingent upon researchers providing detailed information about the scope and nature of the intervention adopted.

The following paragraph introduces telenursing (TN a nurse-led intervention adopted by many healthcare providers to increase their efficiency in meeting patients' needs [ 42].

Eight of the studies in this review explicitly cited a theoretical basis to the intervention adopted in the study (Table I).

It appears also that the limited intervention adopted especially with blood transfusion may have lead to higher proportion of patients with skeletal and/or growth retardation.

This state is clearly reflective of the current practice of limited intervention adopted by the physicians caring for TI in our center, particularly with minimal use of blood transfusions.

We also need to keep our focus on the Memorandum on Early Childhood Intervention adopted by delegates to the first NECIC in 2006 which calls on families as vital partners and caregivers for what works for their child," added Dr. Amar.

The current intervention adopts the HAPA [ 5], an integrated social psychological model that has been widely used to identify the components related to changes in weight loss behaviours and how components can be used to inform the intervention content to ensure the change process is clearly identified (see Figure  1).