Sentence examples for intervention are suggested from inspiring English sources

Elements of ideal trials designs for successful antiepileptogenic intervention are suggested.

An overload of the paravertebral muscles after surgical intervention is suggested to be the major cause of postoperative pain.

The lack of a similar response by Sherpas to the same intervention was suggested by the authors to be a result of acclimatization to the altitude, although this may also be viewed as the response of a well-trained and adapted individual for this specific exercise stress.

The use of fissure sealant over carious lesion as a therapeutic intervention was suggested in the 1970s [ 17].

Using older mentors or role models to deliver a physical activity promotion intervention was suggested as more appealing than an intervention delivered by researchers or teachers.

It is widely assumed that scoliosis should not be treated conservatively but instead periodically observed and, in case of considerable progression to the threshold values of the curvature angle, surgical intervention is suggested [ 8].

And sometimes obviously just doing a normal job, you haven't got time to do that… Using tutor time (registration/roll call) for delivering a physical activity promotion intervention was suggested.

In a recent consensus statement from an international panel of bone health experts, periodic monitoring of BMD levels is recommended for all women with breast cancer receiving AI therapy, and pharmacologic intervention is suggested for patients with normal T-scores or mild osteopenia if they experience an annual BMD decrease of 10% or more compared with pretreatment levels [ 52].

In addition, ways to improve the interventions are suggested (adjusting the interventions to solid theoretical frameworks, improving their designs, and assessing treatment implementation).

Improvements in design and evaluation of nursing education interventions are suggested, drawing on behavior change theory and emphasizing the relational, contextual, and emotionally demanding nature of nursing pain management in hospital settings.

Both interventions are suggested to be beneficial for this patient group because each intervention was associated with a sustained improvement in quality of life.