Sentence examples for interventions were corrected from inspiring English sources

Effects and costs of interventions were corrected for relapse and non-adherence.

When baseline characteristics and therapeutic interventions were corrected for, no association between obesity and improved outcome was present in patients with septic shock [ 5].

Our primary hypothesis, that having an RDRS trained TBA present at the delivery would be associated with increased use of the interventions, was correct.

The pathological abnormalities in the renal architecture of diabetic animals were corrected by zinc intervention.

In the first instance, the failure may be caused by an implementation failure, which means "that the way the intervention was implemented was incomplete or designed in such a way that the intervention would have failed even if the theory behind the intervention was correct" [ 7].

Most thrombotic occlusions in the early postprocedural period have been suggested to be caused by technical errors during intervention and therefore can be corrected with re-establishment of cerebral perfusion.

If necessary, baseline differences between intervention and control DCCs will be corrected for, as well as for possible confounders at the level of the DCCs, caregivers or children.

The prevailing discourse connotes this vulnerability as a transient deviation from the norm, to be corrected by international interventions and, even better, prevented [ 10].

Most health economists thought that these uncertainties, information deficits and externalities caused market failures that had to be corrected through government interventions.

If the patient developed any of these signs that were sustained for more than 5 min (Fig. 1) and could not be corrected with minor interventions, such as suctioning or repositioning, the trial was terminated.

In the course of exam preparations and Christmas festivities, the mismatches are corrected through the intervention of a higher power — music itself.