Sentence examples for interventions are contributing from inspiring English sources
Given the substantial variability of interventions in cardiac rehabilitation trials, it is pertinent to explore whether the differences in exercise interventions are contributing to the differences in observed effectiveness.
Even though countries like South Africa currently employ HTA to a small degree and have begun the process of forming a HTA mechanism, the lack of capacity coupled with a weak health system capacity to implement interventions are contributing to widespread implementation of HTA.
Our original aim to determine which of the components of these interventions were contributing to a positive treatment effect was not possible due to the limited evidence.
The absence of a clear increase in incidence after reinstatement of national data acquisition in 2008 provides an early indication that interventions may be contributing to the decrease in, or at least to stabilization of, geographic spread in central Uganda.
Alteration in levels of other dietary constituents as a result of the intervention may be contributing to adverse effects (e.g., a high intake of saturated fatty acids (SFAs) or low intake of essential fatty acids, fibre, antioxidants, or an increase in energy intake).
These findings suggest that prevalence of dementia among oldest old may gradually increase over time either because patients with dementia are living longer or because increased medical interventions are inadvertently contributing to cognitive dysfunction in this vulnerable population.
About 45% of the children were enrolled in two offices in the intervention and control groups, which might be contributing more to Table 4 results than the other offices.
The significant relationship between peer education and HIV intervention may be contributed to the relative high coverage of peer education service.
There is also evidence that evaluation is contributing to improving the development effectiveness of UNICEF interventions.
But the truth is that the western intervention is not curing the hell that is the Syrian civil war, it is contributing to it.
Maternal infections and hypertensive disorders, for which various interventions are available, contributed to about 21% of total stillbirths.
