Sentence examples for interventions assumptions from inspiring English sources

Pre-conditions, long-term outcomes, interventions, assumptions and indicators were displayed on the ToC map.

To achieve this, participants were requested to state the required pre-conditions, interventions, assumptions and indicators.

Secondly, for some interventions, assumptions on effectiveness were based on studies in other (high income) settings (many under trial conditions) in the absence of local evidence.

This argument is akin to that made by those advocating a theoretical rather than procedural fidelity approach to evaluating program implementation [ 68] and the many calls for greater exposition of the underlying theories of complex interventions, assumptions about how they work and expected impacts [ 65, 66].

The worst-case risk reduction is greatest under the assumption of high transmission variability (k = 0.1); the 0.01% worst-case outbreak size is reduced from 239 total transmissions to 4% or 10 total transmissions when both intervention assumptions are applied.

After calculating mean scores for certainty, C and A´ for both intervention and control groups at baseline and immediately after the training intervention, assumptions of normality were tested (using the Shapiro-Wilk test in SPSS ver 21.0).

Under alternative intervention assumptions which set limits ranging from the past and current MSHA limits to ACGIH recommendations, we found that estimated lifetime risks of lung cancer were reduced with increasingly lower limits.

However, the impact we predict compares favourably with previous modelling of a hypothetical microbicide introduced into an area within Gauteng [ 19], and with modelling studies of the impact of male circumcision on HIV incidence in various settings of sub-Saharan Africa [ 53- 55], matched to the same intervention assumptions made here [ 56].

According to Kellogg Foundation [ 17] we developed a logical model connecting the following key elements of the intervention: assumption, inputs, activities, output, outcomes and impacts.

Along the pathways, sets of interlinked pre-conditions were connected to the next pre-condition through interventions and assumptions.

Consequently, many economic evaluations based on RCT data undertake modelling exercises to assess the cost effectiveness of an intervention making assumptions about long term treatment effects.