When studying the strength of a particular effect – the efficacy of a drug, say, or a type of psychiatric intervention – studies with US-based first authors tended to have a 5% stronger effect than the average across all countries.
Some kind of intervention will happen, with us or without us".
Although there is currently no curative intervention, in accordance with US and European guidelines, pharmacotherapeutic and non-pharmacological approaches aim at pain control and the reduction of functional restriction.
The IMF is perceived as an instrument of US intervention with no jurisdiction over Greek affairs.
With these facts in mind, percutaneous intervention provides us with a promising alternative in patients when medical treatment will not improve the likelihood of meaningful renal recovery and surgery entails too great a risk.
This initiative has led to colleagues at the CDC commissioning a multi-centre clustered randomised controlled trial to evaluate the utility of a robustly developed CDC family history tool and intervention software ("Family HealthWare") with US Primary Care Providers[ 6].
The experiences of our family's past intervention with crisis and change in our mother country wire us to anticipate false promises and unexpected outcomes.
"The Japanese example with yen intervention teaches us that intervention can work in the very short term but changing long-term global currency flows is near impossible – a lesson that the UK learned from George Soros, Cooperr said.
In conclusion, we have conducted this study in the routine clinical practice setting with no intervention from us in the clinical process.
"The boys did an intervention with me about my tardiness," Aniston said in the Us Weekly story.
