Sentence examples for interventions from multiple from inspiring English sources

These findings illustrate that we cannot evaluate case management interventions from just one perspective, but instead need to look at the experiences of case management interventions from multiple perspectives to get a fuller picture.

The estimated coefficient for intervention from the multiple linear regression of log-LOS in the ICU was 0.17 (SE = 0.07, p = 0.02), indicating that introducing intervention shortened LOS in the ICU by 16%95%95 % confidence interval 3 27%%).

Pharmacy costs may have increased post intervention for patients who were previously non-adherent to medication regimens, or decreased for those who were previously (pre-intervention) receiving medications from multiple institutions or providers.

Both single and multiple family interventions are efficacious but drop-out from multiple family interventions is high.

She no longer needs extensive specialized education for her reading comprehension, handwriting and spelling or math skills because of the attention to Adara's individual needs from multiple interventions throughout her education provided to her through her I.E.P. Adara was able to catch up to, and now meet the same educational requirements and expectations as her peers.

h One or more interventions funded by funders from multiple categories.

The NSF suggests that the effectiveness of CAMHS interventions should be evaluated from multiple perspectives, including the clinician, parent/carer and where possible, the young person.

We recommend national programs create coordinated demand generation interventions, based on insights from multiple disciplines, tailored to the needs and aspirations of defined subsets of the target population, rather than focused exclusively on HIV prevention goals.

This limited the number of trials to be reviewed and the size of reviewed population, but allowed us to measure specifically the effect of smoking cessation by reducing the extent of performance bias and detection bias arising from multiple interventions and multiple measurements.

Adding the estimated lives saved from ARV, DOTS and ITN, without adjustment for interactions between diseases or the possibility of persons benefiting from multiple interventions, total lives saved by Global Fund-supported programs would stand at around 2.44 million (1.74-3.18 million) by December 2007.

The system bridges figural and vista scale embodiment by combining multiple types of embodied interaction with an intervention that requires working from multiple points of view.