Sentence examples for interventions which allow from inspiring English sources

We used standardized cost-effectiveness measures for modeling T2D disease interventions, which allow comparison with other published findings and HRQoL of other diseases [ 38].

The term 'artificial nutrition and hydration' refers to interventions which allow people to receive nutrients and fluids through tubes directly into the digestive or venous system [ 28].

In South Africa, as in many LMICs (Oliveira-Cruz et al. 2003; Atun et al. 2010), primary health services are still strongly organized around programmatic interventions which allow high burden disease conditions to be prioritized in services offered at community and health facility levels.

Foreign donors should be willing to engage in the same approach, but currently international aid programs seem to move away from project-based interventions (which allow local government support) toward budget support; this shifts decisions back to the center (Mitchinson 2003).

We have taken an expanded approach in the design of these interventions, which allows us to assess the benefit of adding novel components to a well-recognized standard care treatment approach.

Due to recent developments in meta-analytical methods a new procedure has become available to synthesize evidence from direct and indirect comparisons of interventions, which allows the assessment of the relative effectiveness of two treatments even if they have not been compared directly in a randomized trial [ 44, 45].

§5 introduces the notion of an intervention which allows for a more adequate statement of the manipulability approach to causation and which has figured prominently in recent discussion.

She also reported the incident to the parent, who was very grateful for the caring intervention, which allowed her child to spend the rest of the day in school.

This study will have a follow-up period at 36 weeks after the intervention, which allows the measurement of adherence to the new behaviour.

'Dignity Therapy' (DT) is a brief, flexible intervention, which allows patients to complete an interview and create a document regarding their life, identity and what they want to leave in writing for their loved ones.

[And] it should be possible to detect something about the conditions and circumstances in which the intervention is mounted which allow for and make sense of the observed process and outcomes".