Sentence examples for intervention mix from inspiring English sources

Concerning the regional intervention mix, we again found similarities.

A possible, locally adaptable intervention mix is outlined.

In addition to survey content and intervention mix, adjustments to the data collection schedule were made to ensure that data collection occurred at the times when the interventions were offered (e.g., when the VMMC program was being implemented).

In any case, Generalized CEA should not be viewed as a substitute to the acquisition of more context-specific economic evidence on the efficiency of adding new health technologies to the existing intervention mix.

This study demonstrates that an intervention mixing practical psychoeducation, caregiving skills teaching, and emotional support, delivered by telephone, would help enhance the participants' self-efficacy in obtaining respite as well as reduce their caregiving burden.

Is there a particular policy, intervention or mix of mechanisms that you think will be the key to lowering consumption?

Our overall argument is that planning and planners are presently engaging with the demographic reality of multiculturalism in the city through three major interventions: social mix planning in housing, planning for the commodification of diversity in ethnically identified businesses, and planning for public spaces and encounter.

In political philosophy, a throffer is a proposal (also called an intervention) that mixes an offer with a threat which will be carried out if the offer is not accepted.

Proposal development requires an increased focus on intervention or mixes of interventions that are locally appropriate, including assessments of affordability and cost-effectiveness in the given context.

The study, which evaluated the impact of two different culturally tailored interventions to improve the quality of depression care compared with a control group that received no intervention, had mixed results.

To understand the complexity of community, and to underpin socially-appropriate interventions, a mix of discursive participatory methods (some of which informed this study) can promote engagement and mutual learning (e.g., Larson et al. 1998; Spiteri and Nepal 2006).