Sentence examples for interventions and reduce from inspiring English sources

In practical terms this innovative approach, totally non invasive, may constitute a precious tool to establish which are the best candidates to the interventions and reduce costs, sufferance and failure to those that wouldn't comply sufficiently to the therapy.

Physicians should screen for diabetes in patients at a greater risk, in order to improve care, target lifestyle and medical interventions, and reduce the clinical and economic burden of both hepatic and diabetic complications.

Gaining a better understanding of caregivers' management of childhood URTIs and factors that influence their use of antibiotics will allow appropriate educational interventions and reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in children.

The Environmental Public Health Tracking Program (EPHT, http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/tracking/) is collecting and integrating nationally consistent health and environmental data to describe patterns and relationships of environmental hazards and disease, identify populations at risk, implement and evaluate interventions, and reduce environmentally related diseases.

Less than 1% of women delivered with SBAs, with most (97%) delivering with TBAs [ 24].As direct causes of maternal death are largely preventable, policy influencers - including Unicef and WHO - advocated increasing SBA deliveries in Afghanistan to most rapidly increase appropriate interventions and reduce maternal mortality.

Given males are more active than females at all ages, it has been suggested that investigating gender differences in the features of the environment that associate with PA may help to inform gender-focused PA interventions and reduce the gender disparity in PA.

By reducing unwarranted variations in practice, guidelines should lead to better care, fewer inappropriate interventions and reduced costs [ 8].

A transmission coefficient, β0, was assumed to be constant before interventions and reduced transmission after intervention at a constant rate, β1.

This is the result of increasing effective coverage of preventive interventions that affect the cause of death associated with curative interventions and reducing incidence of disease.

The present tendency is for full automation to minimize the need for human intervention and reduce labor costs.

He said there should be closer co-operation between the council, schools, the police and NHS, to improve early intervention and reduce demand on child protection services.