Sentence examples for interventions almost exclusively from inspiring English sources

Interventions almost exclusively targeted patient care and sensitization campaigns were rarely implemented.

"Public health plans have implemented policies and interventions designed almost exclusively for heatwave periods," they wrote.

Since depressed persons also have a tendency both to verbalize about themselves and to recall earlier episodes more negatively than non-depressed persons [ 97, 98] the "empowerment" quality of VIPI might be particularly effective, given the intervention's almost exclusively focus on positive parent child interactional sequences.

Previous trials of MMN [ 23] and PE [ 24] interventions in pregnancy have concentrated almost exclusively on birth weight and perinatal survival as outcomes.

Previous research on internet interventions for back pain has focused almost exclusively on chronic pain and psychological approaches to managing symptoms such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).

Evidence from Russia suggests that interventions among SWs who inject focus almost exclusively on preventing viral transmission linked to the shared use of injecting equipment, there is also some evidence to suggest male PWID in Russia resent women attending harm reduction services, which may further restrict attendance by FSWs.

We excluded all patients with screen detected cancers because they were treated almost exclusively within the intervention area, and such cancers tend to be less advanced and less aggressive.

The global health community has instead relied almost exclusively on measurements of intervention coverage, behaviors, and levels of mortality and fertility from household surveys to assess progress.

While a step in the right direction, these studies have focused almost exclusively on the effectiveness of standard treatment interventions using limited research methodologies.

In contrast, complex behavioral interventions are not easily patented, so preventive research relies almost exclusively on public and nonprofit funding (Delaney 2006).

Participants were almost exclusively white British and therefore we cannot draw conclusions on the effectiveness of this intervention for other ethnical backgrounds or cultures.