Sentence examples for lower intervention from inspiring English sources

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) issued a statement on the Birthplace study, listing the findings: the relatively higher risk of poor outcomes for the baby in first-time mums giving birth at home; the 45% transfer rate for home-birthing first-time mums and 12% transfer rate for subsequent pregnancies; the lower intervention rates in home births, in that order.

As both treatments were equivalent in reducing social anxiety and gross total costs, ICBT was more cost-effective due to lower intervention costs.

The addition of EIS could lead to more appropriate patient management with lower intervention rates.

Similar higher risks were reported for trials using lower intervention doses.

Within the gap between upper and lower intervention points is the space where environmental effects on energy balance hold sway.

One study found that continuity of midwifery care was associated with lower intervention rates than standard maternity care [ 13].

Follow-up human studies incorporating a polyamine-lowering intervention were then performed.

Nevertheless, the authors demonstrated that the polyamine-lowering intervention was well tolerated and feasible over a prolonged duration (years).

At follow-up, women with type 2 diabetes had a diagnosis of diabetes for 18.8 (9.7) years, and the majority of participants (12/15 [80.0%]) were taking insulin or insulin in combination with another glucose-lowering intervention.

Five patients became symptomatic and required potassium-lowering interventions (e.g. insulin with glucose).

In our initial study of the potential effects of cholesterol-lowering interventions on cognitive functioning, treatment with lovastatin as compared with placebo caused performance decrements on several neuropsychological tests, whereas scores on other tests were unaffected.