Sentence examples for noted interventions from inspiring English sources

As noted, interventions directing arm movements (e.g., Nathan et al., 2014; Novack, Congdon, Hemani-Lopez, & Goldin-Meadow, 2014) and eye gaze (Thomas & Lleras, 2007) have led to superior performance in mathematics and general problem solving.

As researchers have noted, interventions focused on increasing information, motivation and behavioral skills can help address causes of non-adherence within an individual's control, but reducing structural and economic barriers is essential to prevent non-adherence that arises from lack of access to ARVs.

Noted interventions included ensuring that TMG faculty from the HTIs accompanied TMGs in the placement sites to provide additional quality control and supervision, reduce the tutor to student ratio to enable more students to practice skills rather than observe, and changing the format of the internship to allow for more intensive, clinical immersion in each topic area.

Note: Intervention (Trauma Surgery and Cardiology Department), Control (General Surgery and Gastroenterology); Admitted patients: in patients who were admitted to the study departments within the timeline of respective assessments.

In particular, information regarding the RE-AIM characteristics of interventions was often lacking, which has also been noted for interventions with a scientific background [ 18].

It should be noted that interventions can include multiple goals, and goals are therefore not mutually exclusive.

No significant changes were noted between interventions in cortisol, IL-6 levels or self-reported measures of perceived stress, depression and sleep quality at 2-months.

He also noted that interventions with homeless people were made in partnership with health services and with the Old Brewery Mission, and that the material the city bulldozed was soiled and caught in the ice.

In particular, it was noted that interventions may be more useful in a group format, rather than through individual therapy.

55 57 58 In particular, Chaillet et al 57 noted that interventions where barriers to change were prospectively identified were more likely to be successful (93.8% vs 47.1%, p=0.04).

We also noted therapeutic interventions during the stay in the ICU, including mechanical ventilation (MV), vasopressor treatment, dialysis, and administration of granulocyte colony-stimulating factor (G-CSF).