Sentence examples for more intensive systematic from inspiring English sources

It is therefore appropriate to call for more intensive, systematic research efforts directed at clarifying the causes and natural history of the condition, together with investigation of the most appropriate preventive approaches and therapeutic interventions for the condition.

In contrast, systematic discontinuation programs are more intensive in nature; patients gradually discontinue BZD dose under the guidance and follow-up care of a GP [ 21, 27, 28].

Regarding the necessary level of input, our findings confirm the conclusion of a Cochrane Collaboration systematic review that longer (more intensive) brief interventions add no significant additional benefit over shorter input in primary care.

One such systematic review has demonstrated that more intensive follow up strategies and shorter questionnaires improved response rates to patient surveys [ 10].

20 21 34 A systematic review of general practice and uncontrolled tertiary obesity studies suggest that more intensive programmes may be more successful 35; for instance, the top five performers of 129 German paediatric obesity clinics provided the most intensive intervention (on average 17 hours per child over two years).

Similarly, a previous systematic review of audit and feedback interventions concluded that the effect was probably greater the more intensive the feedback [ 35].

The frequent paraphyly of Trichinellida in this study suggests that more intensive sampling of the diversity of this order and the Dorylaimida may be required to fully understand their systematic affinities.

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It's quicker and more intensive".

"We then launched a more intensive investigation".