Sentence examples for more standardized intervention from inspiring English sources
In contrast, projects that offered a more standardized intervention either were ineffective or effective for only a subset of participants.
This lack of treatment standardization or inclusion of special incentives for patients to adhere to a fixed visit schedule likely resulted in lower utilization, and possibly fewer benefits, than may have occurred with a more standardized intervention.
One such study (Tai Chi) led to a much more standardized provision of falls prevention interventions in community setting across large parts of the state of NSW.
These reviews point to the broad range of intervention type (including length of intervention and intensity of the delivery of the intervention) and the need for increased use of more standardized measures.
As to use a more standardized measure, Bowen and colleagues [ 51] suggest focusing on several areas of feasibility of an intervention: They distinguish between acceptability, demand, implementation, practicability, adaptation, integration, expansion and efficacy.
Food replacements became more standardized and scientific.
What's more, standardized measurements were nonexistent.
But today, curriculums are more standardized, especially as we measure all students with similar tests.
An American representative urged him to work in a more standardized way, but he refused.
The Cooper-Hewitt has also had to combine original exhibitions with more standardized fare.
"Things are becoming more standardized," says Miroshnik.
