Sentence examples for interventions and evaluated from inspiring English sources

We reviewed the health impact of preventive zinc interventions, and evaluated the relative cost effectiveness of currently feasible interventions.

Lee et al. [ 11] studied diabetic and nondiabetic CAD patients during percutaneous coronary interventions, and evaluated the action of hypoglycemic agents on IP.

All adverse events are recorded on an adverse event case report form during study interventions and evaluated for relevance to the intervention and severity according to IRB mandated criteria by the study rheumatologist.

Structural and systemic issues such as housing, employment opportunities, community networks, bullying, and domestic violence were all important issues in young people's accounts, but these factors have yet to be addressed in appropriate interventions and evaluated as wider determinants of teenage pregnancy.

We have to test interventions and evaluate what works in a measurable way.

To review the literature, identifying proposed recommendations for school-based nutrition interventions, and evaluate kindergarten through 12th grade school-based nutrition interventions conducted from 2000-2008.

Future research should focus on identifying the effective components of multi-faceted interventions and evaluating cost-effectiveness to support clinical and policy decision-making.

The New York City plan involves educational, enforcement, and engineering interventions, as well as research, surveillance and data analysis "to help target traffic safety interventions" and evaluate the effectiveness of the program (NYC 2015).

This requires several related tasks: understanding the motivational factors leading to risky driving behavior, measuring driving behavior in a reliable and valid manner, developing interventions, and evaluating the effectiveness of these interventions.

However, universal reduction of transmission should first be achieved which requires increased capability and funding within governmental systems, and continued support from the Global Fund, UNICEF and many non-governmental organisations, to scale up existing available interventions and evaluate their effectiveness.

MEPI schools were required to develop and implement medical education interventions and evaluate their effectiveness.