Sentence examples for lifetime intervention from inspiring English sources
Moreover, our study has a relatively short duration, not allowing the assessment of the effects of carbohydrate counting in the long-term, as it would be desirable for a lifetime intervention.
Four interventions (BGI, X-PERT, Look AHEAD, and CPA) had average CERs <€20,000/QALY even with equal discounting of costs and effects, a 20-year time-horizon or additional lifetime intervention costs.
Some argue that younger patients with an adverse risk profile may have more to gain during their lifetime if interventions are started at a younger age rather than waiting until they cross the 20% threshold.
We learnt that changes to factory employment policies during the lifetime of an intervention study are largely unpredictable and can result in significant loss to follow-up.
On a 10-year and lifetime horizon, the printed intervention was the preferred intervention condition, since the monetary savings of the Web-based intervention did no longer outweigh its lower effects.
We also asked patients about headaches experienced at any time prior to EVT, as a measure of pre-intervention lifetime headache prevalence in this patient group.
The soliton hybrid reactor is a concept of an Accelerator Driven System, with a design insuring a long lifetime without core interventions.
2 There remains no cure for CP, meaning that an infant born with this condition will require a lifetime of investigations, interventions and equipment.
A Monte Carlo simulation was conducted to calculate clinical benefits (incident HIV infections and quality-adjusted life years or QALYs) and lifetime costs comparing no intervention to the Mujer Segura intervention offered once only or annually.
De-normalization may also occur during the lifetime of a complex intervention when a previously normalized intervention is superseded, disturbed, disrupted, or atrophied.
The most serious limitation, though, is that of energy supply, as most nodes run on batteries with a finite and relatively short lifetime, after which human intervention is required to keep the network running.
