Sentence examples for potential of intervention from inspiring English sources
This review will discuss maternal obesity related inflammation as a mechanism of developmental programming of metabolic disorders in offspring and the potential of intervention strategies.
A stepwise evaluation can be designed such that tests obtained in higher (earlier) tiers have a greater expected diagnostic yield, lower invasiveness of testing, better potential of intervention, and easier overall practicality.
Although the mechanisms of lipid peroxidation have been extensively studied, controversy still remains as to the critical and irreversible steps leading to cell injury and the therapeutic potential of intervention [ 27].
Finally, we discuss the therapeutic potential of interventions designed to perturb specific cAMP cascades locally.
As to the efficiency assessment in terms of benefit-to-cost ratio, a comprehensive example was given by Elvik [11], who examined the reduction potential of interventions suggested for implementation by a new NRSP in Norway.
Schooling protected against sexual risks in several ways, highlighting the potential of interventions to prolong formal education.
The potential of interventions that prolong disease progression, or delay disease onset to produce savings in terms of prevalence, or cost of care, or both is exciting.
32 Recent studies suggest the potential of interventions to increase walking in those at risk of chronic disease, 33 34 but have not focused on deprived South Asian populations.
This will allow programme and policy planners to assess the potential of interventions and ultimately determine which approaches may work, and why.
9 Despite the potential of interventions in community sporting clubs to reduce alcohol related harms, the only relevant systematic review that has been conducted 10 failed to identify any randomised intervention trials targeting alcohol use in this setting.
Rigorous and robust estimation of these parameters is crucial to enable quantitative evaluation of the potential of interventions to reduce transmission by minimising the period of human infectiousness to flies [ 10].
