Sentence examples for interventions to replace from inspiring English sources
So drug users are expected to go through detox from street drugs without the oversight of a doctor or nurse, and without interventions to replace the cravings, like methadone.
Mechanisms of successful aging are based on: 1) persistence of normal function and plasticity, 2) compensatory responses to restore normal function, 3) interventions to replace deficient functions, 4) changing of health outcome by modifying risk profiles, 5) prevention of disease, and 6) strengthening of social interactions and support (Rowe and Kahn 1998).
Hypermethylation of mechanosensitive endothelial genes following surgical intervention to replace undisturbed flow with disturbed flow in mouse common carotid artery [ 20] and the induction of DNMT1 by disturbed flow in vitro [ 18, 20] is further evidence of flow-related plasticity of endothelial DNA methylation.
There is much talk of common currency baskets and joint intervention arrangements, to replace both the discredited dollar pegs of the past and the costly free floats imposed by the crisis.An Asian Monetary Fund (AMF) is thus beginning to evolve, only three years after the idea was rejected out of hand.
We sought to test the effectiveness of an intervention designed to replace multivitamin infusions with alternative vitamin therapies when treating emergency department (ED) patients who present with alcohol-related illnesses.
The majority of tertiary prevention interventions are not designed to replace pharmacological therapy, but rather to complement it.
Hence, psychiatric consultation was clearly not enough to prevent suicide attempts, and we need to explore interventions to prevent suicide to replace conventional methods in the future.
The intervention did not aim to replace practice visits in order to improve efficiency of care.
For most levels of WTP, it is more likely that introducing RDT diagnosis instead of presumptive diagnosis is a cost-effective intervention than it is to replace microscopy by RDT diagnosis.
But while some medical interventions such as organ transplants to replace malfunctioning livers and kidneys, or vaccines to boost the immune system, command wide social acceptance, others invite moral approbation.
This is an interesting observation if one considers that the current pharmacological interventions for PD are designed to replace or mimic the effects of dopamine, rather than actually change the course of the condition.
