Sentence examples for interventions with those from inspiring English sources

As a result, he had no way of comparing the men who got the interventions with those who did not or of documenting whether the men he treated lived longer.

Principles of comparative effectiveness research are the basis for comparing the results of gene-directed interventions with those of standard interventions (36).

To assess the randomization process, we compared the baseline characteristics of subjects assigned to the SDM interventions with those assigned to the control group.

It is a key weakness of the existing literature that we do not possess multilevel studies that explore the synergy or otherwise of individual-level interventions with those implemented at the community or population level in any group.

We compared the rates of falls in the LiFE and structured interventions with those from the control intervention (that is, gentle exercise) using the negative binomial regression model (Stata, version 11).

Better integration of HIV/AIDS efforts and interventions with those addressing maternal and child health are needed, and the global health infrastructure supported by HIV/AIDS scale-up will have to face the looming pandemic of noncommunicable diseases.

Ideally, a clinician would hope that their degree of belief for an intervention or treatment would be strongest for those interventions with the strongest evidence of success.

The interventions with the highest priority are those addressing cardio-vascular diseases, and next the respiratory diseases.

He quotes the brilliant historian, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., warning that the 1991 Gulf War that quickly drove Saddam Hussein from Kuwait would likely cause "the gravest damage to the vital interests" of America, and quotes him again comparing arguments for a Bosnia intervention with those that led to the Vietnam disaster.

The present study, the Improving Maintenance of Physical Activity in Knee Osteoarthritis Pilot Trial (IMPACT-P), was a single-blind two-arm, randomized controlled pilot study designed to contrast the effects of a group-mediated cognitive behavioral (GMCB) exercise intervention with those of traditional center-based exercise therapy approach (TRAD) in older, knee OA patients.

Former Conservative Chancellor Ken Clarke, one of the Conservative Party's best known Europhiles, compared Mr Redwood's intervention with those by former SNP deputy leader Jim Sillars who, in the run-up to the Scottish referendum, had warned business would face a "day of reckoning" for voicing concern about breaking up the Union.