Sentence examples for interventions suggests a from inspiring English sources

The fact that this effect was not seen for acupressure and mind-body interventions suggests a different intervention may be needed.

The absolute difference of ∼10% in the return rate for people receiving both interventions suggests a relative improvement of around 20% on current rates of participation in the English Bowel Cancer Screening Programme.

Importantly, scholars note that design-based research is not merely designing and testing interventions; as interventions embody theoretical claims about teaching and learning, research on specific interventions suggests a commitment to understanding the relationships among theory and practice as well (Design-Based Research Collective, 2003).

The paucity of information important to feasibility evaluation, as well as our continued need to better understand decisions to adopt new interventions, suggests an opportunity for journal article authors and editors to consider the reporting of feasibility factors in future publications.

The severity of ADHD symptoms was investigated by means of SNAP-IV before and immediately after the interventions, suggesting a significant reduction in the intensity of hyperactivity/impulsivity symptoms for IG-Combined.

The record of interventions suggested a difference in approach only for echocardiography and detection and treatment of patent ductus arteriosus.

We address scientific issues affecting choice of strategies and interventions; suggest a system to organize the existing evidence into a manageable form; discuss the philosophical and political issues that arise in the course of such an endeavour; and present a systematic means of adapting scientific knowledge, philosophic principles, and policy recommendations to the local setting.

The success of the intervention suggests a goal for secondary nephrology services, in using their expertise to up-skill primary care clinicians to better manage CKD.

The nearly eightfold increase in the proportion of nurses who used the ICDSC correctly, however, with performance nearly matching the experts on their first try after a brief educational intervention, suggests a benefit from incorporating a script concordance approach in delirium education initiatives.

In response to the Hollywood Reporter's story, Braff posted an entry on his Kickstarter page denying that Worldwide's intervention suggested a radically different picture from the one initially presented to fans.

However, effects were observed at six months post-intervention, suggesting a delayed response.