Sentence examples for intervention in developing from inspiring English sources

1 3 4 HIV prevention in this group may be the highest impact intervention in developing countries.

If the next pandemic occurs in a few years, vaccines and antiviral agents, particularly neuraminidase inhibitors, may not be available as a main intervention in developing countries.

What is the evidence that telephones in general, and mobile phones in particular, can be effective as a healthcare intervention in developing countries?

The evidence on the cost-effectiveness of ART from Africa, though still meagre, suggest that ART is a cost effective intervention in developing countries [ 4- 6].

This paper looks at evidence to support or refute the idea that fixed and mobile telephones is, or could be, an effective healthcare intervention in developing countries.

There is thus no justification for initiating neonatal vitamin A supplementation as a public health intervention in developing countries for reducing infant mortality and morbidity.

Previous evidence for these links mostly came from research in developed countries, and interventions in developing countries were designed with those findings in mind.

However, the efficacy of such interventions in developing countries is less clear and data from interventional studies in such countries are limited.

In his long career, he has often played the role of a skeptic challenging fashionable models, from the "rational expectations" approach to macroeconomics to the use of randomized testing in assessing policy interventions in developing countries.

Until today the most serious problem of any modelling of (health) economic interventions in developing countries is the "the almost complete unreliability of what data is available and the absence of any recent data" [50].

Grais is scientist at Epicentre, a nonprofit health and epidemiology research center in Paris set up by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to guide its health-care interventions in developing countries.