Sentence examples for more comprehensive interventions from inspiring English sources

The results suggest implications for the development of more sophisticated theories of the antecedents of gratitude as well as the design of more comprehensive interventions.

If true, EED prevention may require more comprehensive interventions than those designed to reduce diarrhea.

A clear argument has emerged for more comprehensive interventions that are sustainable and enabling for families to underpin livelihoods and children's security.

Prevention or more comprehensive interventions at much earlier stages in the disability process seem necessary to prevent long-term DP in those who have a potential for a return to work.

Specifically, McDonald and colleagues [ 28] reported that more comprehensive interventions (including education and encouragement programs combined with infrastructure improvements) were more effective, achieving 5 20 percentage points increases in walking and cycling.

Inefficient health facilities with low quality care standards might need more comprehensive interventions that involve internal reshuffling of redundant resources, increment in service output, staff capacity building on efficient utilization of resources, and effective implementation of quality improvement plans.

However, these issues are highly related and need a more comprehensive intervention approach.

We recommend a more comprehensive intervention study to accurately estimate this effect.

We recommend a more comprehensive intervention study to accurately estimate the protective effect of face masks for preventing influenza virus transmission on long-distance flights.

Finally, the effectiveness of the educational workshops and written materials may have been enhanced by a more comprehensive intervention and maintenance encouraged with follow-up sessions and reminders.

Our results are indeed promising and suggest that stimulant treatment could be a useful part of a more comprehensive intervention approach.