Economic analysis shows that intervention benefits frequently exceed costs.
While the general clinical lore suggests that early intervention benefits treatment outcome, the empirical validation of this assumption is inconclusive.
No other field of urban infrastructure intervention benefits as much as water infrastructure and to a lesser extent waste management from active citizen participation and engagement [9].
Eley and associates (2012) also documented intervention benefits restricted to short allele carriers in their study of cognitive behavior therapy for children suffering from severe anxiety, but their design included only treated children (i.e., did not involve a randomly assigned control group).
The two models developed so far have suggested that there is increased susceptibility between doses and following the last dose, although these effects are outweighed by the overall intervention benefits [25], [26].
Identified unanticipated intervention benefits.
