Sentence examples for interventions we could from inspiring English sources

"We left traces and some interventions we couldn't remove.

To identify patient characteristics modifying success of HF self-management interventions, we could again rely on the selection of randomized trials as reported in the previous section.

By combining the results of two studies using different interventions, we could assess the impact of LSM and insulin sensitizers on the incidence of diabetes.

In the operational delivery of all of these interventions we could not insist on, or independently verify strict adherence to protocols because these NHS surveys are reliant on the goodwill of schools.

Although we have specified three important policy interventions and applied segmented regression analysis for interrupted time series to examine changes of drug expenditure and volume after the implementation of interventions, we could not control unobserved exogenous factors.

"It's clearly the most obvious, most cost-effective intervention we could use to dramatically change the course of H.I.V. in the near future".

As Len McCluskey, frontrunner to be elected leader of Britain's largest union Unite next year, argues: "Vestas is the clearest case for government intervention we could wish to see: 700 industrial jobs are being put at risk because of market failure in a sector the government is desperate to see expand.

That would mean taking the roughly $850 billion annual payroll tax burden off employment, and shifting it onto resource consumption - a $1.7 trillion intervention we could accomplish without raising net taxes on citizens or businesses, and without growing the deficit.

First, due to the self-paced nature of the CBM-I intervention, we could not control exactly for time taken by the two interventions and were unable to test this.

Third, although we have uncovered that traumatic exposure appears to modify the intra-subject change in resilience attributable to the intervention, we could not explore whether hostages and non-hostages at the same levels of trauma severity differed significantly in their resilience changes.

Similar to the other review, we also found no evidence relating to the cost-effectiveness of such interventions; thus we could not determine whether if such interventions are potentially low cost alternatives to professionally delivered care [ 13].