Sentence examples for intervention defined from inspiring English sources

An article published this week reviewed hospital emergency room data to analyze non-fatal injuries following "legal intervention" – defined in this study as a wound inflicted by police officers or private security guards.

Logistic regression analyses revealed that the visibility of the intervention, defined as the area of visibility in the horizontal plane opposite to the direction of travel (termed the isovist) had a major effect on success of the intervention.

First, we examined the outcome (HIV infection or death) only in the intervention group stratifying by a fixed covariate to compare those who adhered to the intervention (defined as stopping breastfeeding by the completion of 4 months) vs. those who did not adhere (i.e. continued breastfeeding for 5 or more months).

Women who received no experimental BPCR intervention defined by studied trial.

The reach of the intervention, defined as the proportion of the intended target population that actually participated in the intervention.

Faithfulness to the intended intervention, defined as Intervention implementation fidelity, is ensured through monitoring adherence to protocols.

The primary outcome assessed was surgical re-intervention, defined as hysterectomy or repeat endometrial ablation.

The primary outcome evaluated was the incidence of surgical re-intervention, defined as either hysterectomy or repeat ablation.

Complex interventions, defined as a series of interacting factors within a treatment or intervention, are widely found in surgical healthcare and it has been suggested that evaluation should take a whole systems approach.

We investigated 8 independent mitigation interventions defined in Table 1.

The goal of this assessment was to examine the extent to which countries have or have not achieved equitable coverage of malaria interventions, defined here as favoring urban and the wealthiest households.