Sentence examples for interventions in parallel from inspiring English sources
Practitioners aiming to prevent problems in this way are encouraged to consider all potentially viable solutions at the response phase and to implement a range of interventions in parallel.
During the intervention phase, two strategies were investigated, with hospitals implementing one or both interventions in parallel (figure 1).
In this study, Gestalt therapy and the shock trauma method Somatic Experiencing® (SE) were used as interventions in parallel with the usual cross-disciplinary approach.
An important observation of the present study is that ERA patients exhibit low HDL-C serum levels, which are significantly increased after immuno-intervention in parallel with the reduction of CRP levels and ESR values.
The aim of the present study is to identify condition-transcending determinants of success of self-management interventions in two parallel individual patient data meta-analyses of self-management trials in patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) and in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
The intervention resulted in parallel improvements in body weight, waist circumference, immune mediator levels, and insulin sensitivity over the follow-up in all of the sleep groups.
This intervention was performed in parallel with the intervention on use of antibiotics in acute respiratory tract infections and within the same time range.
The nutrition intervention is delivered in parallel with the WSH interventions according to the stage of pregnancy and age of the target child.
We believe that the Radiology community must identify this need and this new opportunity for both diagnostic and Interventional Radiologists: the demand on diagnostic imaging and the expertise will increase just as the number and quality of intervention will increase in parallel for the global benefit of our specialty.
The NGO's intervention thus ran in parallel with the BI cost recovery system, which continued to operate for patients other than children under five and pregnant women.
In this section, the results of both consecutive interventions will be presented in parallel.
