Sentence examples for interventions to generate from inspiring English sources

Thus, an outcome measurement instrument in line with Evidence Based Medicine and best practice guidelines was designed that provides an empirically sound evaluation framework for treatment effectiveness, and an impetus for the development of effective interventions to generate an evidence based groundwork in forensic mental health.

Improving the uptake of quality antenatal and intrapartum care is critical for evidence-based interventions to generate an impact at the population level.

©UNICEF Colombia/video Community support system brings better healthcare to villagers The Community Support System (ComSS) in Bangladesh is one of the clinical interventions to generate demand for quality healthcare services from public health facilities.

So, in India, the largest Keynesian intervention to generate work for the rural poor is titled Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, a title so wordy that it sounds like a misadventure.

The system administrator configures the compiler, which does not need human intervention to generate the executable service code, using a compilation template.

While CNC machining (subtractive method) is the only option when it comes to high quality components, it demands greater human intervention to generate the CNC programs, making it a slow and costly route.

However, these models required surgical intervention to generate polyps, and the ensuing response to injury may have some contributing role in target alteration.

However, these libraries often require expert user intervention to generate MRM/SRM transition lists.

Research is being undertaken to evaluate this intervention to generate evidence that will guide future decision-making for consideration of roll out in Malawi.

For Phase Two, accelerometers were worn for seven days before the intervention to generate both step counts and time spent in PA.

The NNT to generate one clinically significant improvement was 2.99 (95%CI 2 to 5), which means that three patients need to receive the intervention to generate one clinically significant improvement.