Sentence examples for mostly interventions from inspiring English sources

Therapeutic modalities for posterior-eye diseases involve mostly interventions through the anterior eye, which are difficult for physicians and patients alike.

A more detailed analysis shows that those are mostly interventions to address malaria in pregnancy, nutrition problems during pregnancy, maternal anemia and postpartum hemorrhage.

Treatment effects of mostly pharmacological interventions studied here do have some effect, but the effect is smaller than those of non-specific effects.

Mostly short interventions were favoured and main implementation barriers were scarce resources.

The evidence base is mostly on interventions for one particular stage of the medicines pathway in terms of their effect on intermediate outcomes.

In this context, global health academics at the University of Toronto worked to develop multiple research agendas and launch mostly separate interventions.

Thirdly, hospitals are required to document process and outcome data for the legally obligatory external quality assurance, which covered some 30 procedures in 2004 (mostly surgical interventions) and about 15% of all hospital cases [ 33].

Mostly, the interventions were developed following descriptive retrospective reviews or needs assessments in the respective project areas which were conducted to identify the magnitude of the problem, the causes and underlying factors for the high ratios of maternal deaths.

And what's more, they are growing older very gracefully, mostly without intervention from plastic surgeons or the ministrations of a makeup artist just to go to the store.

Leptomeningeal melanocytosis has a poor prognosis once neurological symptoms develop and treatment mostly includes surgical interventions to reduce intracranial pressure.

So far governments have mostly pursued disjointed interventions that have displaced the problem from one country or one substance to another; put a lot of resources into law enforcement and little into health; eradicated crops rather than poverty; and have used drug control as a blunt instrument when a chisel is needed (for example, by criminalising addiction instead of treating it).