We did separate overviews of trials comparing active treatment regimens with placebo, trials comparing more intensive and less intensive blood-pressure-lowering strategies, and trials comparing treatment regimens based on different drug classes.
In order to go into detail we will focus on results of scenarios NRP-1, D-1, DCC-4, and C-1 (Figure 5a d), to display the impact of more intensive and less intensive land use on the provision of ES.
Another example of disease prevention comes from the more intensive versus less intensive therapy with statins for secondary reduction of cardiovascular events and stroke.
For both taxa, we sought to quantify the magnitude of community change occurring when land management practices or land use convert from more intensive to less intensive conditions.
In one trial, 23 proportions of patients with HbA1c <7% (53 mmol/mol) in more intensive and less intensive intervention groups were reported at 6 months (61% vs 75%), but were not significantly different (p=0.16).
20 In the broad group of trials comparing an active treatment and a control, we carried out separate overviews for angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor based regimens versus placebo; calcium antagonist based regimens versus placebo; and more intensive versus less intensive blood pressure lowering regimens.
Importantly, our 'new' group training intervention appeared to work in the sense that the majority of participants were able to implement TRM and report findings that are consistent with previous studies which used the more intensive – but less feasible - one-to-one teaching approach.
Students who participate in CUREs report many of the same gains as students who participate in more intensive but less scalable lab- or field-based internships (Goodner et al., 2003; Hatfull et al., 2006; Drew and Triplett, 2008; Lopatto et al., 2008; Caruso et al., 2009; Shaffer et al., 2010).
63 For the first time we have shown that patients with high levels of mental and physical multimorbidity can gain modest but important benefits from brief low intensity psychological interventions delivered in partnership with practice nurses, rather than waiting to be stepped up to more intensive and less available treatments, as currently recommended in England by the NICE.
"There is more camaraderie here, more dialogue, more intensive engagement and less shadow boxing than in Copenhagen, because China has moved on the transparency issue," Jairam Ramesh, India's environment minister, said in an interview.
