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The training was conducted by the author and its contents included the concept of EF, discussion on the results of studies of interventions conducted by teachers and on the importance of teachers' role in stimulating the development of EF, problems associated with impairments in EF and, lastly, the objectives and activities of the PIAFEx, with examples, modeling, and some time for practice.
The first of these "rescue" interventions, conducted by professor Michele Jamiolkowski, consisted of encircling the first floor with 18 steel cables as a temporary structural reinforcement measure.
It examined community mobilization activities and interventions conducted by partner organizations with assistance from UNICEF.
Interventions conducted by certified acupuncturists according to the STRICTOM and good clinical practice guidelines (GCP).
All reviews were systematic reviews and meta-analyses on nursing interventions conducted by Korean reviewers.
The methodological quality of published reviews on nursing interventions conducted by Korean reviewers was assessed as low to moderate.
Imagery is employed extensively in sport as a pivotal intervention conducted by sport psychologists to help improve athlete performance (Hall, Rodgers, and Barr, 1990; Kizildag and Tiryaki, 2012).
Codenamed Operation Desert Storm, the 1991 Gulf War is still considered as a perfect case-study in international intervention, conducted by a US-led global military coalition, fully anchored in international law and boasting an explicit mandate from the UN Security Council, in pursuit of clear and limited objectives.
In the latter case, the intervention, conducted by traditional barbers, or "wanzams", consists in widening the girl's vagina.
43 A virtual reality based treadmill intervention conducted by Yang et al 44 showed improved walking speed and walking ability at post-training in patients with stroke.
The intervention conducted by Hatzitaki et al. [ 52] revealed that weight-shifting training in antero/posterior direction only induces improvements in standing balance of older adults.
