Sentence examples for more successful interventions from inspiring English sources
Behavioural interventions are often used to change practice, although their success is variable and the characteristics of more successful interventions are unclear.
Most other states have raised their age of adult prosecution and instituted safer, more humane and ultimately more successful interventions for teenagers.
Developing more successful interventions for restoration of defects of the pelvic floor will lead to symptomatic improvement of pelvic floor prolapse and stress incontinence disorders.
Fortunately, today, we have far more successful interventions.
Understanding why sugary soda drinkers consume these beverages, while others do not, would improve both control of confounding, and potentially lead to more successful interventions.
This would facilitate planning and implementation of more successful interventions.
His first, and more successful intervention was in developing the rules for the sweet wines known as vendange tardive, late-harvested wines, and sélection de grains nobles, wines made from grapes infected by the Botrytis fungus, or "noble rot".
One interesting finding was that for self-reported fear beliefs, positive verbal information was a more successful "intervention" than modeling, but for behavioral avoidance positive modeling and verbal information had similar effects.
In order to increase the knowledge base for a more successful intervention against obstructed labour in low income settings, it is crucial to gain deeper insights in the roles of socio-economic factors and the health care system in the causal chain of the mentioned outcome.
Future investigations of the biological features and neurocircuitry of the core eating disorders psychopathology and behaviors may provide information for more successful treatment interventions.
Since none of the efforts at treating resistant eating disorder patients have been dramatically effective, future investigations of neurobiological factors and neurocircuitry in eating disorder patients may provide information for more successful treatment interventions.
