Sentence examples for interventions to balance from inspiring English sources

Facilitator skills, and workshop interventions to balance attitudes and to take them into account in design are discussed.

It was recommended that the Government and development partners should undertake interventions to balance the herd dynamics in favour of entries by improvement of reproduction and reduction of mortalities, and support livelihood diversification to reduce dependence on livestock.

However, the continuous increase of RPE atrophy detected by polarization-sensitive OCT emphasizes the need for a tight assessment of treatment indication for anti-VEGF therapy in neovascular AMD (avoiding unnecessary therapeutic interventions) to balance benefit and risk.

It is generally not possible to reach and retain men in participatory processes without engagement with men's vulnerability and positive aspects of masculinity, so it is essential for interventions to balance reflection on the power, vulnerabilities and oppression of hegemonic masculinity and positive aspects of men's aspirations.

It doesn't take your intervention to balance hormone levels, regulate heartbeat, or do a thousand other autonomic functions.

Patients are randomly allocated to either study intervention to balance treatment groups for all known and unknown potentially confounding factors.

31 Taxation of less healthy foods and subsidies for healthier foods would also be an evidence-based intervention to balance price differences.

Patients who meet the eligibility criteria and provide written informed consent are randomly allocated to either study intervention to balance treatment groups for all known and unknown potentially confounding factors.

It is important to note that these interventions attempt to balance the somewhat competing goals of providing appropriate antimicrobial treatment to critically ill patients while avoiding the unnecessary administration of antibiotics.

Government intervention needs to balance labour market efficiency considerations – which would tend to equalise the number of students attending each university – with considerations of efficiency on the production side, which suggest that the most productive universities should teach more students and carry out more research.

We will progressively enrol control sites as we recruit intervention sites to balance study arms by time of enrolment, and will stratify sampling by cluster size as well.