Sentence examples for interventions we cannot from inspiring English sources

However, without the development of an evidence-base for interventions, we cannot be sure if our actions result in more benefit than harm for the vulnerable populations we work with.

Although our analysis controlled for these interventions, we cannot completely disentangle the relative effects through an observational study, a common problem when assessing the effectiveness of public health interventions in the real world.

It possibly helped our method that we used an engineer for this, but since we did not vary this part of the intervention, we cannot comment further.

We not only cannot control the outcome of military intervention, we cannot describe practically how to achieve "victory" or even military effectiveness.

First of all, since all women received the intervention we cannot state that the changes observed are due to the intervention itself.

Given the nature of the intervention, we cannot blind the randomization, and data collectors will likely know if they are part of an intervention/control hospital.

Finally, as a single nurse administered the intervention, we cannot conclude that cancer nurses in general could necessarily be trained to deliver the treatment effectively.

As we did not receive any responses from participants whose relative had severe dementia at the beginning of the intervention, we cannot make assumptions about the experience of the intervention for this group.

Finally, since this was not a comparative study of different methods of intervention, we cannot comment on the relative merits of using creative projects versus other strategies mentioned in the introduction to promote reflection or reduce stress.

Although we failed to show a statistically significant effect of the intervention we cannot rule out a beneficial effect of the cognitive therapy on transition rate (although it could be argued that the sample size required to show such an effect, and the small effect sizes reported here, would make such an endeavour unfeasible in practical terms and unwarranted in clinical terms).

To date no single outcome measure has been collected consistently for the DDP models and the two comparator interventions, therefore we cannot comment on the effectiveness of each of the alternative interventions.