Sentence examples for interventions to explore the from inspiring English sources
An additional thread of Obasogie's research uses novel theoretical and empirical interventions to explore the hidden ways in which racial thinking is central to law, medicine, and science.
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].
Led at Duke by DGHI researcher Brian Pence at the Center for Health Policy and Inequalities Research, the ADEPT project, or Adaptation of a Depression Treatment, is one of the largest interventions to explore the prevalence of clinical depression among any population in Cameroon.
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?
Briefly, we developed two interventions to explore the acceptability and feasibility of urine-based STI (chlamydia and gonorrhoea) screening interventions targeting men in amateur football clubs in London, United Kingdom.
An integrative intervention to explore the influence of usage energy behaviours on energy consumption was developed through an innovative combination of modelling techniques.
In Intervention as Indirect Rule, Alex Veit uses a close study of the district of Ituri, a major battlefield and a laboratory for international intervention, to explore the micropolitics of warfare and statebuilding.
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.
We will undertake a small pilot RCT of the Mii-vitaliSe intervention to explore the feasibility of a full-scale formal evaluation of effectiveness.
Realist review was originally developed by Pawson for complex social interventions to explore systematically how contextual factors influence the link between intervention and outcome (summed up in the question "what works, how, for whom, in what circumstances and to what extent?") [ 12, 13].
