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In a systematic review of trials to improve general adherence to treatment in haemodialysis patients, Matteson and Russell summarized 8 trials, finding that 6/8 trials found modest improvements in adherence with intervention, and that most successful interventions relied on cognitive or cognitive/behavioural intervention strategies [ 12].

Secondly, since our trial was conducted in one journal and the intervention relied on only one statistician, external validity was limited.

Without knowledge of what specific factors influence career choice and how those factors relate to one another, interventions rely on anecdotal evidence and unsubstantiated strategies and therefore lack the precision to maximize participants' career outcomes.

Studying testicular morphology under these conditions or following therapeutic interventions relies on quantitative data.

Effective health interventions rely on a detailed understanding of the target audience's attitudes relevant to the desired behavioural change.

Some of these interventions rely on identifying an aspect of paralysis that is not uniformly assessed in SCI: the integrity of the lower motor neuron (LMN).

This finding is consistent with Burnes and Jackson's (2011) argument that the success of interventions relies on the acceptance of the content of the implementation as well as the approach used for implementation.

Our findings suggest that the success of such anti-P2Y12 interventions relies on the selective abrogation of a platelet response autocrine activation of P2Y12 that is at least in part dependent on the local, high shear conditions.

Given the number of interventions relying on volunteers, sustainability is of particular concern.

Many of these interventions rely on legislation and regulatory changes for implementation (Table  1).

Another common approach to measuring the benefits and harms of health interventions relies on health-state utilities.