Sentence examples for longer intervention time from inspiring English sources

A limitation of our study was the short intervention time, thus, the sustainability of longer intervention time should be assessed.

If the improvements were due to the interventions, an effect can only be expected after a longer intervention time.

Our results suggest that in the Mexican population, a longer intervention time with an MSD, together with lifestyle modifications could have a greater impact on the pediatric population exhibiting obesity and at least one MetS component.

With our study design, insulin sensitivity was not improved and IL-6 concentrations were not decreased with diacerein administration; however, we cannot exclude the fact that a longer intervention time could modify them.

This, together with the much easier application in the right and left hepatic artery makes it very attractive for the patient compared to super-selective TACE procedures with longer intervention times and repeated hospital admissions.

It is possible that different views might have been obtained from a larger sample of nurses with differing experiences or from different NHS Boards or had there been a longer intervention period with more time allowed for the provision of self-management support, or further feedback sessions, during the intervention.

The more favorable outcome compared to our data may be a result of the 2.7 times longer intervention and the shorter follow-up period (5.5 vs. 12 18 months) [17].

The researchers concluded that for a longer-lasting effect over time, a longer intervention period and more intense exercise were needed (Thorsen et al, 2007).

A longer lead-in time and a longer intervention period would facilitate this recruitment strategy.

The intervention time (from collapse to advanced airway placement) was significantly longer in the ETI group compared to the SGA group (17.2 minutes versus 15.8 minutes, P < 0.001).

This calls for a longer intervention period.