Sentence examples for intervention application from inspiring English sources
Intervention: Application of a new total contact insole with fixed toe separator.
Participants will be randomized to receive the intervention application, My Guide (psychoeducation & self-management program), or the health education control condition application, My Health (health education), for six weeks.
Another innovative mobile-phone-based intervention application involved a contingency management component to reinforce alcohol abstinence (Alessi and Petry 2013).
After the participant agreed to participate in the trial and baseline assessments were performed, the opaque envelope was opened by the investigator responsible for the intervention application.
A run-in mobile phone application has been created specifically for this phase of the study; it is designed to mimic the intervention application without any content to encourage or support increasing physical activity.
However, since the difference of step rate between men and women was less than 10 steps/min, considering the needs to establish the walking recommendation in a relatively simple way, we think that single step-rate recommendation would be more effective in PA promotion and intervention application.
The Mg Y Zn alloys reveal microstructural features and mechanical characteristics expected to be appropriate for vascular intervention applications.
Although researchers have recently opened the door to future I-AUVs, a long path is still necessary to pave the way to underwater intervention applications performed in an autonomous way.
Extensive experience in the design and implementation of online trials of psychological interventions, and the development of online intervention applications including E-couch.
For example, we categorised the interventions "application of heat, appliance of paraffin wax, use of local heat or cold" under the term "thermotherapy".
The perspective outlined here obviously extends the horizons of the brief interventions construct well beyond conversations comprising time-limited advice and/or counselling, the two main brief interventions applications 60, and also well beyond primary care, the setting in which the evidence has been developed most assiduously in the intervening years 60.
