Sentence examples for interventions to explore from inspiring English sources

The high reproducibility of results suggests that one can apply repeated interventions to explore the efficacy of interventions designed to alter tumor vascular oxygenation.

Additionally, we have conducted some interventions to explore the daily monetary valuations of four categories of mobile personal data (phone communications, app usage, location data and media usage) [35] and the location-sharing preferences of the participants [36].

Qualitative research is needed for complex interventions to explore barriers and facilitators, and to understand the intervention's components.

Can the tool be used in person-centred interventions to explore the impact on practice as reported by staff, and connecting such estimates to perceived quality of care, workload, and costs?

Qualitative process evaluations are increasingly used in trials involving complex healthcare interventions to explore health professionals' and patients' views of the intervention, to understand components of an intervention and the way the impact varies among subgroups.

It is particularly important for interventions to explore effective ways of increasing service utilization among lowly educated and poor women in rural areas who are the least likely to use maternal health services.

An integrative intervention to explore the influence of usage energy behaviours on energy consumption was developed through an innovative combination of modelling techniques.

Wax That Ass, a project by artist Allison Bouganim, fuses sculpture, photography, and on-site intervention to explore the everyday discomfort felt in public places.

This study explored the psychometric qualities of the outcome data generated in the DIALOG intervention to explore whether they may be used for evaluating treatment outcomes.

This feasibility study was aimed at delivering a 3-month intervention to explore intervention delivery, recruitment and retention with post-partum women and, additionally, to give an indication of the intervention's ability to support weight loss.

We are conducting interviews with participants in our trial upon completion of the intervention to explore their pre- and post-programme health concerns.