Sentence examples for intervention owing from inspiring English sources

Balloon angioplasty has become a popular choice of cardiac intervention owing to its minimal invasive quality for the treatment of stenosis.

They have become more aware of the many deceits and failures of the US government in its previous major intervention, owing both to inner government sources during the engagement and to data provided in the aftermath of the conflict.

In spite of a large number of positive studies [ 54], many physicians are reluctant to adopt this intervention, owing to concerns with microbiological resistance.

The specific biomarker changes encountered will vary among studies that use a mixed F&V intervention, owing to differences in F&V selection when free choice is permitted.

In elderly patients, one must monitor carefully for drug complications and drug interactions; this close monitoring resulted in a dropout rate of approximately 8% in the control group and 9% in the intervention group owing to nausea, and 6% in the control group and 7% in the intervention owing to contraindications or interactions with other medications.

Changes in life years lost in the population would be negligible in the first decade or so after the intervention owing to the lag in lung cancer onset (fig 3) and then increase rapidly, reaching a (sustained) peak after around 40 years and remaining relatively constant thereafter.

Failure to implement such interventions, owing to "clinical inertia" or patient noncompliance, results in worsening glucose control and perpetuates a vicious circle of hyperglycemia and glucose toxicity.

Although depressive and anxiety disorders are classified as separate diagnostic categories in the ICD-10 [ 6], the concept of CMDs is valid for public health interventions owing to the high degree of co-morbidity between these disorders in primary care and the similarity in epidemiological profiles and treatment responsiveness [ 7].

43 The other public health programmes (such as health education and immunisation) were available in both intervention and control areas, but they may have had greater uptake in the intervention area owing to their integration with the nutritional component.

Counterbalancing treatment assignment by school decreased likelihood of within-school intervention contamination owing to potential inter-subject interactions, and unanticipated between-school differences.

Energy and protein intake increased during the intervention period, owing to the amino acid supplementation.