Sentence examples for interventions indicating that from inspiring English sources
Handwashing prevalence showed no association with the elapsed time since the interventions, indicating that behaviour change had occurred and persisted.
Only three of 18 studies – indicated in bold type – report protective results for price/tax interventions, indicating that higher alcohol prices or taxes have a statistically-significant negative effect on youth bingeing (p ≤ 0.05).
Effective interventions: indicating that the review found high quality evidence with the effect likely to be similar to research findings.
Ineffective or probably ineffective interventions: indicating that the review found low or very low quality evidence of effectiveness or lack of effectiveness for an intervention.
However, a large proportion of men responded to simple evocation-type interventions, indicating that they were open to talk about their own death, but needed evocation to do so.
The vast majority of adverse events observed in the NET group occurred directly after the application of the intervention and were not reported at the time of subsequent interventions indicating that these events were of a limited duration.
Some analysts said that the three unilateral interventions indicate that the European Central Bank's aim is not to push the euro significantly higher, but simply to build a base and keep it from retesting record lows.
Comparison of child maltreatment rates between rural communities that did and did not receive crisis child care preventive interventions indicated that the programs were effective in preventing child maltreatment.
Anonymous surveys administered immediately before and 3 months after the interventions indicated that while awareness of the illegality of walking across the tracks had increased slightly, perception of risk had not changed.
However, the significant heterogeneity of stiffness and Young's modulus between the included interventions indicated that the different levels of the loading conditions might have affected the adaptive responses.
Epidemiological models of sexually transmitted disease transmission and public health models for improving public health impact of interventions indicate that public health impacts are maximized by detecting and reducing infections within high-risk groups, and increasing the utilization of prevention and treatment services (Tucker & Roth 2006; Anderson 1991; Aral 2002; Blanchard 2002).
