Sentence examples for interventions can be compared from inspiring English sources

(Eric Jensen) "Employing an evaluation officer will mean that individual interventions can be compared".

Develop Life cycle cost (LCC) model for track degradation where maintenance interventions can be compared with different interventions and maintenance strategies.

This is problematic, because there is no benchmark rate of refusal or withdrawal against which interventions can be compared.

In a randomized controlled trial with diverse populations, the effectiveness of sequential and simultaneous multiple risk factor interventions can be compared.

The WTP values, or the benchmark cost-effectiveness of standard ART treatment against which alternate interventions can be compared, were $853.31, $847.53, and $845.87 per DALY averted in the BMI <16.0, 16.00-16.99, and 17.00-18.49 kg/m categories, respectively.

This data is intended to represent the current burden of sepsis in children in Canada and will be used as baseline data to which future outcome-based improvement interventions can be compared.

The differences in number of disclosures made (T1-T0) for the two groups (control and intervention) can be compared.

Furthermore, in vivo imaging increases statistical quality of data in treatment studies because the status of an animal before and after disease-modulating intervention can be compared directly.

In some cases, the new intervention can be compared directly with an existing surgical treatment that is known to be effective and safe, in which case a randomized controlled trial does not need a placebo arm.

To put these findings into context, the difference in depressive symptoms associated with the living wage intervention can be compared to the effects of medical and psychotherapeutic treatment for depression.

The cmRCT design allows for tests of interventions that can be compared in the same overall population with similar trial methods, thus increasing the ability to compare and contrast different trial results.