Sentence examples for interventions advocated by from inspiring English sources

The aim of this pilot study was to perform a phase II trial according the model for complex interventions advocated by the British Medical Research Council [ 20] to test the feasibility and effects of a SR-WBV program in a group of untrained elderly.

For the purposes of this paper, our approach to utilizing pilot studies relies on the model for complex interventions advocated by the British Medical Research Council - which explicitly recommends the use of feasibility studies prior to Phase III clinical trials, but stresses the iterative nature of the processes of development, feasibility and piloting, evaluation and implementation [ 11].

18 The aim of this pilot study was to perform a phase II trial according the model for complex interventions, advocated by the British Medical Research Council 19 to test a traditional strength and balance training program that also includes dance video gaming in a group of elderly people in order to receive an estimation of the treatment effect and its variations.

Indeed, this "grey" approach to intervention advocated by the foreign secretary is perhaps precisely the reason why our citizens should stop to think before travelling to countries with poor human rights records.

(It was also at odds with common sense, given that there were Al Qaeda sympathizers among the rebel army members that overthrew Muammar el-Qaddafi with help from the U.S. — an intervention advocated by Rice — and Islamic extremist training camps in the Benghazi area).

Prior to the intervention advocated by Ambassador Richard Holbrooke and led by General Wesley Clark, the Muslims of Kosovo had been subjected to unspeakable brutalities by Serbian butchers attempting Europe's first genocide since the Holocaust.

However, although these interventions were advocated by WHO, country uptake was slow and uneven.

From the 1970s until the 1990s, for example, providing TBAs with some level of biomedical training in pregnancy and childbirth was regarded as a key intervention and advocated by the WHO [ 7].

Recently, newly developed treatments for this serious lesion have been used, but surgical intervention is still advocated by several studies.

21 We assessed the value for money of radon interventions using the approach advocated by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in England and Wales, where interventions with a cost effectiveness of less than £20 000 per QALY gained are likely to be viewed favourably, whereas those with a cost per QALY gained of more than £30 000 are likely to be viewed unfavourably.

Dutch CBHEPA programs are built on principles for action for health promotion interventions [ 7, 23], as advocated by the WHO and others [ 24, 25].