Sentence examples for interventions due to a from inspiring English sources

The mild nature of the 2009 pandemic also served to confound the planned interventions due to a low proportion of pandemic infections presenting to healthcare facilities.

Children of school age (5 14 years) benefit relatively little from current malaria control interventions, due to a focus on younger children and pregnant women [ 1, 2].

Policymakers find it "difficult to present a business case for investing in public health interventions, due to a perceived lack of relevant data".

The authors of recent guidelines for SSc management 17 noted the potential importance of psychosocial and rehabilitation interventions in disease management, but could not make recommendations for or against these types of interventions due to a general lack of evidence.

Any subsequent intervention due to a previously, only partially, conducted medical intervention (either due to partial knowledge, limited material or limited expertise) was considered NVA waste.   5.

Suppose that a sufficiently capacitated adult patient refuses an urgent and beneficial, but non-emergency, intervention, due to a simple misunderstanding of medical facts.

Iatrogenic premature birth is the result of a medical intervention due to a fetal and/or maternal condition (e.g., fetal growth restriction, preeclampsia) necessitating early delivery.

It is conceivable that this could have increased the impact of the intervention due to a positive influence on increased openness in future parent-child communication.

No test is perfect and there will always be problems with incorrect results, e.g., anxiety and unnecessary intervention due to a false-positive result or a false sense of security caused by a false-negative result.

Indeed, one patient required additional surgical intervention due to a residue of the tumor at her first endoscopic procedure [ 36], while other patients showed a good outcome without recurrence or metastasis.

In January 1996, the CARET Steering Committee decided to stop the intervention due to an adverse effect.