Sentence examples for interventions to lessen from inspiring English sources
Understanding the mechanisms underlying oocyte susceptibility to both induced (e.g. chemotherapy) and physiological (age-related) apoptosis can help us to design appropriate interventions to lessen or postpone ovarian follicle depletion and its consequences in women undergoing anticancer treatments or menopause.
This growing threat to human health requires medical interventions to lessen the morbidity associated with type 2 diabetes.
As gastrointestinal adverse events are a common problem with all purgatives, interventions to lessen this would be welcomed.
Effective interventions to lessen fear of falling could therefore have significant consequences for individuals, their families and healthcare delivery systems.
Several exciting potential targets for drug intervention to lessen neurodegeneration in ALS are in development [ 14– 16].
For example, Hilton et al [ 6] performed a cluster randomised trial of intervention to lessen individuals' cardiovascular risk with general practices allocated to intervention or control using minimisation for Jarman score, ratio of patient to practice nurse hours per week and fundholding status.
These findings suggest that women who participate in prenatal counseling and testing may be subject to experience distress and unrealistic perceptions of their risk and may benefit from interventions designed to lessen these states.
Interventions intended to lessen inequities disfavouring the poor have not borne the expected results.
3 Multiple interventions exist to lessen the negative effects of inadequate functional health literacy, 4 but health professionals often overestimate patients' abilities and fail to recognise the problem.
Many studies were conducted on these issues; however, they were not specified explicitly for the relationship between health and health-seeking behavior as well as interventions required to lessen these risks in order to achieve the goal of changing behavior.
13, 17 The results of our study suggest that the DT would be a better region to assess the effects of therapeutic interventions designed to lessen or reverse the progression of sensory loss associated with DPN.
