Sentence examples for interventions augmented with from inspiring English sources

Evidence suggests that this is a feasible goal using currently available interventions, augmented with newer tools such as vaccines, which are in development.

The findings highlight that potential benefits might arise if existing normative feedback interventions were augmented with reflective normative feedback designed to target the discrepancy between perceived and actual drinking preferences of the opposite sex.

Six studies employed social media in the control intervention groups, augmented with additional support or therapy in the intervention group.

We also expect the intervention condition augmented with text messages to lead to statistically significant differences in the primary and secondary outcome variables at the follow up periods after controlling for baseline values.

Here we found the combination of both pharmacologic interventions augments the individual antitumor effects.

More effective intervention, augmented by early diagnosis and integrated biophysical therapies are therefore needed.

Interpretation of results was confounded in all four memory strategy trials [ 8, 28, 36], as the predominant memory strategy training was augmented with other interventions that were not controlled for in the comparison group.

We therefore suggest that as national programmes strive to alleviate malaria burden in resource-poor countries across Africa [ 3, 4], the quantity, quality and benefits of ITNs are continually evaluated and augmented with complementary interventions which target all stages of the vector and parasite life cycles.

We will implement a telephone-administered intervention based on motivational interviewing (MI) augmented with information and behavioural skills building (informed by the Information-Motivation-Behavioral Skills Model).

Studies were excluded if the therapist was the primary means of delivering the intervention, as in face-to-face treatments augmented with an e-therapy component.

In this RCT we compare three model care pathways: management by trained GPs alone and management by trained GPs augmented with a counselling-CBT intervention delivered either by a trained nurse or a psychologist.