Sentence examples for loss of intervention from inspiring English sources

The loss of information as compared to the complete data is reflected in the lower overall DREAM scores for both the MCMC-Mallows and Pinna approaches; we note that in nearly all cases (with the exception of the second dataset), the Pinna method is adversely affected by the loss of intervention data as compared to the previous results.

An Internet-based intervention specifically designed for young people with psychosis may provide a cost-effective alternative to prevent loss of treatment benefits from early intervention.

Selective FHL isoform knockdown in NRVMs attenuated HDAC5 phosphorylation in response to stimulation with ET1 or PE, in a manner that mirrored the effects of these loss-of-function interventions on PKD phosphorylation.

They found that the net weight loss of the intervention group was 3.5 ± 5.5 kg while that of the control group was 0.8 ± 4.4 kg.

The parents of two different children with Down syndrome described the loss of early intervention services.

We hypothesised that failure-to-intervention-time was associated with increased probability of loss of post-intervention patency, and with lower 3-month patency rates, after percutaneous intervention for arteriovenous VA failure.

Multiple resistance to DDT and other insecticides in the major vector Anopheles culicifacies is present in many parts of the country (Dash et al. 2009) and has reportedly caused a major loss in effectiveness of intervention (Sharma 2003).

In contrast, the control arm participants continued TAU and therefore were unlikely to have experienced the loss of a structured intervention, at least not at the time of the post intervention measures.

The PD model is provided in Eq. 7: 7whereby k in is the rate of weight gain, k out is the rate of weight loss, k de and k rel are associated with the onset and loss of the lifestyle intervention effect and DSTIM is the maximum fractional increase in k out caused by the lifestyle intervention.

Table  2 presents the mean health care costs (including the intervention costs), patient and family costs, and production losses of both interventions and the 95%% confidence intervals obtained by bootstrapping.

If the SNB fails to hold the line at SFr1.20, it could end up with a huge hit to its balance-sheet; losses on previous rounds of intervention have sparked calls for the president's resignation.