Sentence examples for intervention ineffectiveness from inspiring English sources

Impacts at this level could also include stopping or changing existing interventions following demonstration of intervention ineffectiveness.

Some studies report the ineffectiveness of intervention [ 47], while others report that cessation rates were 2-3 times higher in the intervention group [ 48].

However, this approach seems to have some shortcomings in the Grand-Popo context, regarding the repetitive ineffectiveness of interventions, high complexity, and uncertainty.

I strongly suspect it was the nurse care manager making treatment decisions in real time, based on published literature showing the effectiveness of that approach and the ineffectiveness of interventions that did not include that component (7, 9– 11) as well as the results of several other Web-based interventions described below.

The level of undernutrition that we have documented, particularly stunting at an early age in a country that has transitioned economically into a middle-income country, is worrying and may suggest the inadequacy or ineffectiveness of interventions that were put in place in the post-Apartheid era as a priority to address food insecurity and malnutrition.

Recent evidence of the long-term ineffectiveness of cessation interventions concurs with the assumption that earlier interventions did not bias our results [ 23].

The ineffectiveness of US intervention in other countries' affairs showed that a hegemon did not always contribute to international stability.

Nurses need to advocate for effective analgesics for their child patients because the ineffectiveness of many interventions was attributed to inadequate analgesic drugs.

Yet, the continuing prevalence of these problems signals the ineffectiveness of these interventions for eliminating these concerns in sub-Saharan Africa.

Weight control is motivated by self-perception of body shape and not true weight [ 3]; these adolescents have lower motivation, resulting in many problems such as ineffectiveness of preventive interventions for obesity and eating disorder behaviors [ 6, 18].

With the exception of the findings relating to the possible ineffectiveness of nutritional interventions noted above, the findings of other published reviews appear consistent with our assessment of the effectiveness of antenatal care programmes in disadvantaged and vulnerable populations.