Sentence examples for interventions in the preparation from inspiring English sources
The amount of acrylamide in specific foods varies widely depending on precursor levels and processing, and, crucially, is amenable to appropriate interventions in the preparation of food.
Sample preparation required manual intervention in the preparation of sample lists (as urine samples were provided with hand-written labels), after which the transfer and buffer dilution were performed automatically using a sample preparation robot.
We attempted to minimize this by ensuring that the physiotherapists were trained and practiced the standardized interventions in preparation for the study.
Recommendations: 1. Design and implement a follow-on phase of the pilot project in order to consolidate the interventions in preparation for wider replication and scaling-up.
Feasibility study methods have been largely developed in the context of HIV, but may also be used in the preparation of preventive intervention trials for other STI.
Intervention sites will implement the kContact intervention that increases the preparation and support provided to parents in relation to contact.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate a research capacity building program for community-based participants in the preparation and conduct of mobile phone based technology interventions.
We developed a quantitative approach to assess the antifibrillatory effects of short-term interventions in a canine preparation of ventricular fibrillation caused by coronary reperfusion, and applied it to evaluate the antifibrillatory effects of bretylium tosylate.
Studies show that when fathers are involved in the preparation and decisions during pregnancy, there are less complications and unnecessary interventions; babies have fewer complications at birth and breastfeeding rates increase.
The reduction in depressive symptoms following the intervention in the current study aligns with previous advice to explore women's unhappiness in the preparation for birth 48.
A multi-dimensional assessment of physical functioning at baseline would allow early identification of patients at greatest risk of functional decline and thereby stratification for enrolment in exercise programmes or other interventions, in preparation for systemic anticancer treatment.
