Naturally, multiple interventions and observations can be executed in consecution.
Help-seeking veterans reported stronger preferences for multiple interventions, and desire for services for families (B = 0.468, SE = 0.219; p =.033) and specific PTSD symptoms (B = 0.659, SE = 0.302; p =.029) were associated with increased utilization.
So if there is to be a solution, reconciling the seemingly irreconcilable will require multiple interventions and pressures by their regional and international patrons, interacting in a complex, opaque and unpredictable three-dimensional mesh of relationships.
This suggests the particular vulnerability to acquiring nosocomial SAB of children less than 1 year of age requiring multiple interventions and prolonged stays in hospital.
We therefore increased the dialysis dose by multiple interventions and improved calcium phosphate homeostasis.
To overcome these limitations, this study was designed with multiple interventions and two control groups.
Management of critically ill patients is complex, involving multiple interventions and processes.
Multiple interventions and modalities The signaling circuits that control apoptosis are complex and redundant, and tumors are formidably heterogeneous.
These multiple interventions and projects often do not communicate, bypassing the government, and using standardised, inflexible models.
Decision tools such as MDAST are designed to assist policymakers in considering multiple interventions and impacts in concert.
Because Global Fund programs often relate to arrangements of health system and services, and encompass multiple interventions that are packaged together, HTAs for the Global Fund must allow for multiple interventions and outcomes being evaluated at the same time.
