Sentence examples for prevention analyses from inspiring English sources

Including findings from both drug treatment and prevention analyses, Combo produced average recall and precision scores of 0.75 and 0.35, while the baseline method yielded average recall and precision values of 0.25 and 0.28.

For example, the 1980 report Accident and Illness Prevention analysed how the pursuit of market-oriented economic policies – what Peter called "the theology of economic growth" – leads to unhealthy outcomes in which, for instance, traffic accidents are viewed not as social costs, but as an economic benefit because of the motor repair work and new car sales that they generate.

To reduce the effect of this heterogeneity, and to assess for the presence of an "induction period" for NSAID effects (the time interval between an exposure exerting its causal effects and disease initiation or prevention [30]), analyses were repeated after dividing the exposure history into six successive periods: the first spanned the 12-month period prior to the index date.

In addition to the public-funded HIV prevention interventions analysed in this paper, it would be useful to understand the cost-effectiveness of HIV prevention interventions funded from other sources.

Investigations of such incidents have shown them to be classic systems failures and thus amenable to prevention. 4 5 Analyses have found vulnerabilities at every stage of the process, including inadequate labelling, ambiguous procedures, lack of standardisation across units and other hazards.

Analyses of the effects of different components of the intensive lifestyle intervention in the Diabetes Prevention Program suggested that those who did not reach weight loss goals still significantly reduced their risk of diabetes if they reached the exercise goals, although weight loss was the only component independently associated with diabetes prevention in multivariate analyses (23).

More research aimed at capturing both intergenerational and environmental risk factors for obesity and medication use as well as healthcare use and its associated costs in children is needed as a starting point for devising cost-effective prevention strategies, and analyses investigating the costs of childhood obesity should include the costs of medication use as well as other healthcare costs.

Objective: To investigate estimated outcome effects of a sports injury prevention intervention when analysed by means of a per protocol (PP) analysis approach.

If only the subset of 97 therapeutic trials excluding prevention studies are analysed, the correlation remains significant (r =.61).

We also additionally adjusted M2 for DCCT treatment group and separately for DCCT prevention cohorts in secondary analyses.

Alternatively, a high DPTRS threshold could be used in T1D prevention trials for interim analyses or as an end point that is adjunctive to the current diagnostic criteria.