Sentence examples for interventions to quantify from inspiring English sources

TISS-76 is a revised form of the original TISS score and uses 76 possible interventions to quantify nursing workload [15].

The purpose of this study is to conduct a systematic review and meta-regression of behavioural weight loss interventions to quantify control group weight change, and relate the size of this effect to specific trial and sample characteristics.

We aimed to examine the credibility of the study intervention, to quantify the size of the placebo response and effect of time in reducing nausea in early pregnancy.

We used paired t-tests to identify genes that had changed in expression between 0 and 6 months and 0 and 12 months in biopsy samples from individuals within each arm of the intervention to quantify changes in expression with time.

Understanding the physical activity experiences of patients with multiple myeloma (MM) is essential to inform the development of evidence-based interventions and to quantify the benefits of physical activity.

To scale-up such national interventions, we need to quantify the national rates of influenza and the economic burden associated with this disease through further studies.

Therefore, to better guide the use of these interventions, we aimed to quantify the potential impact of travel volume reductions to prevent (or at least delay) the entry of pandemic influenza into small Pacific island nations.

Sex differences in TBI and response to clinical interventions may be further examined using a longitudinal design wherein OFC connectivity and aggression are measured before and after a therapeutic intervention in order to quantify OFC connectivity changes related to treatment.

One way of addressing this critique is to include qualitative methods alongside standardised outcome measures [ 33, 34, 37, 44], allowing the impact of interventions to be quantified, at the same time as capturing subjective experience of taking part in the SH and HP interventions [ 55].

The key assumption we have to make is that without the intervention we set out to quantify, the pre-intervention trend would continue unchanged into the post-intervention period and there are no external factors systematically affecting the trends (that is, other "interventions").

It's easy to quantify interventions like the number of AIDS-fighting anti-retrovirals or mosquito nets distributed.