Sentence examples for interventions the difference from inspiring English sources

Given the similarity in modelled infection rates in the various individual based models in the absence of interventions, the difference in the effect of school closure appears to be related to the differences in assumptions about the contact behaviour of pupils during periods of school closure (an observation also made by Haber et al in [31]).

To compare the effectiveness of both interventions, the difference in CAPS scores between the two groups will be analyzed.

For the particular case of two subgroups (two comparisons; three interventions) the difference between the subgroups can be estimated, and the statistical significance determined, using Bucher's method.

To evaluate the efficacy of the interventions, the difference of PSS-10 means between each intervention group and the control group was measured at 8 12 weeks postpartum.

Further, based on a review of 27 pedometer-based, physical activity interventions, the difference between steps/day values collected (for three to seven days) at baseline and post-intervention was used as a measure of change [ 25].

To examine the possible long term effects of interventions, the difference between the effect sizes at the first and last follow-up was calculated, such that a positive difference indicated a larger effect at the last assessment compared to the first assessment.

However, there were improvements compared with baseline for both interventions: the difference between baseline and follow-up SF-6D scores exceeded the proposed minimal important difference of 0.03 for this instrument [ 43, 44], which indicates that this seemingly small difference can be regarded as beneficial enough for patients and health care professionals.

Although regions with a high frequency of presentation for renal colic represent ideal study sites for interventions, the differences in epidemiology when compared with low-frequency regions, may alter the generalizability of results.