Different types of theory will be relevant to interventions at different levels, for example, psychological theories will be more relevant to interventions directed at individuals and teams, theories of organisational change will be more relevant to interventions directed at hospitals or trusts, and so on.
Therefore, future studies need to address landscape scale effects and how the benefits of ecosystem services are distributed among beneficiaries, to provide knowledge that is even more relevant for interventions that aim to enhance climate mitigation and adaptation, ecosystem restoration, as well as poverty alleviation.
The beneficial action of rhIGF-1 extended to a more therapeutically relevant intervention when delivered after appearance of the first signs of EAE-induced paralysis.
Addressing contextual interactions between internal psychological and external environmental factors responds to social justice and public health concerns, and may yield more relevant and effective interventions for vulnerable communities.
Data collected at health facilities represented how closely health centers put theoretical guidelines into practice, and are more relevant for informing interventions integrated into existing infrastructure.
Study-based global health interventions, especially those that are conducted on an international or multi-site basis, frequently require site-specific adaptations in order to (1) respond to socio-cultural differences in risk determinants, (2) to make interventions more relevant to target population needs, and (3) in recognition of 'global health diplomacy' issues.
If, indeed, no specific dimension or type of exercise therapy is superior to one another in producing optimal therapeutic outcomes, other aspects are more relevant when introducing an intervention program, such as: treatment affinity, expectation and compliance of patient and provider, costs, facilities, and personnel capacity.
In one of the first and few such assessments, Heppner et al. (1999) found that in violence prevention work with racially diverse groups of men, culturally relevant interventions are more effective than 'colourblind' ones.
This differential effect between the isolated and the associated group is consistent with the theory that the intervention is more relevant on average for infants with greater health needs that can be identified and addressed by the intervention.
Where there was more than one relevant intervention arm but only one control arm we pooled the intervention arms to create a single pairwise comparison.
