Sentence examples for interventions the value from inspiring English sources

A global HTA facility could also be put in place to accredit regional and national HTA facilities to undertake HTA pertinent to a Global Fund program, while also serving as a hub for the collection of HTA-related information and advancing HTA methods for complex interventions (The Value for Money working group, 2013, [ 42- 44]).

As variable costs of the intervention, the value of the nurses' time to administer the intervention, as well as drug costs were considered.

Additionally research should explore further the potential for greater effectiveness of interventions amongst obese women, the long term outcomes of interventions and the value of pre-pregnancy interventions.

VEGF levels increased over 1-year although 1-month after intervention the values approached those measured in controls.

When the lipids were measured at various time points during the intervention, the values corresponding to or closest to the 4-week time point were taken for the analysis.

In the absence of more generically applicable normal ranges, (changes in) immune function markers are commonly compared with the following: the value of the markers in the same subjects before the intervention, the values of the markers in an appropriate control group matched for the most relevant criteria (age, sex, body weight, etc).

For the purpose of identifying areas for improvement, planning, and executing interventions the practical value of the peer-review process seems to be questionable.

The value of pre-laser assessment for potential risk factors, caution and mindfulness in conducting the intervention, and, the value of prudent and thorough follow-up are exhibited in this case.

Overall these programmes were responsible for an increased awareness of the importance of early intervention and the value of a co-ordinated approach to early years services (Muir et al., 2009).

In the intervention groups, the value of pHi was determined at regular intervals.

Nevertheless, the patient has determined that the burdens associated with the intervention exceed the value of this benefit.