Sentence examples for interventions to clarify from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is important from the perspective of public health interventions to clarify the symptoms.

This highlights the need for condom promotion and distribution programs and interventions to clarify myths and clearly explain condom effectiveness and emphasize correct and consistent use of it at each sexual encounter for better sexual and reproductive health outcomes of users.

In the absence of positive pathology, we aimed at a clinical follow up of at least 24 months of observation with conventional imaging modalities showing progression in measurable lesions by RECIST criteria, or by an adequate response to therapeutic interventions to clarify recurrent CRC.

One occasionally longs for some subtle, square-bracketed authorial intervention to clarify certain specialist references and steer readers through the thicket of Matts and Mikes, Daves and Dans, but Yarm stands firmly back from the narrative hubbub.

These targeted antioxidant interventions help to clarify specific role of endothelial ROS in vascular and pulmonary pathologies and provide basis for design of targeted therapeutics for treatment of these pathologies.

The role of CMR was to estimate the anatomical conditions before starting the intervention and to clarify the broadening of scar tissue.

In the current study, serum fetuin-A levels and microalbuminuria were measured in rats of three different intervention groups to clarify their potential relationship.

Future research would benefit from recording the nature of the control interventions in order to clarify the differences between interventions or to specifically address the role of HVLA based manipulative techniques.

Developing a classification system based on conceptual similarities among communication interventions will help to: clarify the key purposes and features of interventions; introduce a common language of communication interventions in the vaccination field; and assist with the conceptualisation of communication as an intervention in its own right.

Prospective trials with precise hematological evaluations and interventions are warranted to clarify potential treatment options in patients with anemia and ICH.

Additional well-designed studies comparing dance and exercise interventions are needed to clarify the effects of dance on non-motor function and establish recommendations for these populations.