Sentence examples for intervention number from inspiring English sources
To get help for children under 3, contact this early intervention number: (800 577-2229.
All patients received dietary and lifestyle advice Intervention Number of patients Dietary/lifestyle advice only 36(6%) Paracetamol/ibuprofen with/without domperidone 31 (63%) Pizotifen 16 (33%) Propranolol 3 (6%) Amitriptyline 3 (6%) Sumatriptan nasal spray 9 (18%).
Information on the following parameters was extracted and entered into a database: study design, type of intervention, number of patients, follow-up in months, cure rate, recurrence rate, intra/postoperative complications, and/or uni/bilateral, preventive/therapeutic, or concomitant procedures.
Feasibility was assessed in terms of the practicability of delivering neurocognitive stimulation early during critical illness: rates of patients eligible to receive the intervention and of patients who underwent the intervention, number of sessions performed, timing of initiation, and duration of each session.
Variables related to the intervention: Number of sessions the person has attended.
The timeframe of the intervention, number of participants and other elements were based on previous exercise program experiences with the same population (Curcio, Franco et al 2000).
A third point of gravity was the strengthening of prevention, detection and early interventions (intervention numbers 7, 8, 9).
The distribution of the three surgical procedures by sex and age was graphically illustrated in order to identify the age range where intervention numbers were higher.
Associations for some outcomes were found for longer interventions (number of sessions, not further specified) and higher percentage of women [ 19].
Data routinely abstracted from studies are: study design, population characteristics, eligibility criteria, interventions, numbers randomized/treated and analyzed, and results.
In the absence of effective interventions, numbers of people with dementia will increase as a simple consequence of an increase in the size of the elderly population [ 3].
