Sentence examples for only one intervention from inspiring English sources

This study may be critiqued for the size of its sample and the fact that it draws on only one intervention, thus raising concern around transferability.

Officials with crumpled spirits fought back tears and anger at American troops, as they ran down an inventory of the most storied items that they said had been carried away by the thousands of looters who poured into the museum after daybreak on Thursday and remained until dusk on Friday, with only one intervention by American forces, lasting about half an hour, at lunchtime on Thursday.

To avoid contamination between the intervention and the control groups, it was decided to allow only one intervention or one control group per home, and randomize on the level of the home.

Each counsellor will take part in only one intervention arm, and the wellness and alcohol reduction interventions will be run on different days of the week (based on alternating biweekly schedule) to minimise contact between participants who are randomly allocated to different arms, and to minimise contamination across the study arms.

However, only three of the publications reviewed measured subjective thirst within the investigation (and these studies did not test different fluid volumes, i.e. only one intervention vs. control).

Self-degradable pellets proved to be an efficient tool to artificially elevate circulating baseline corticosterone especially in field studies, requiring only one intervention.

This study also focuses on only one social intervention, the Oportunidades program, and therefore only on the population segment benefiting from this type of CCT assistance that is, the poor with young children.

We did not find any "Prescriptive" interventions and only one "Product" intervention that presented differential results and had no impact by SEP.

This review highlights the lack of interventional studies addressing treatment adherence in TYA patients with cancer, with only one such intervention being identified: a video game intervention focusing on behavioural issues related to cancer treatment and care.

Only one, the intervention study, described an intervention strategy to reduce WBV exposure in the workplace.

It is striking that we did not find any studies investigating the effects of "Prescriptive" interventions by SEP and only one "Product" intervention that presented differential results which had no preferential impact by SEP.