Sentence examples for preventive models from inspiring English sources

Moreover, previous evidence suggests that preventive models of delivering nutritional interventions are more effective for the reduction of childhood undernutrition than traditional recuperative programs [25].

The assessment of PA patterns and their relationships to obesity-related conditions and behaviors in vulnerable populations such as Hispanics has taken on increased importance as preventive models of health care have emerged.

However, the much called-for shift to a more preventive model is yet to become a reality.

To use this explosion of knowledge at the interface of neuroscience and developmental psychology in a preventive model, we must support parents' efforts to be fully emotionally present with their children, with the aim of transforming genetic vulnerabilities into adaptive assets rather than disabilities.

We observed similar effects in a preventive model for breast cancer bone metastasis (data not shown).

Both TOY3- and TOY8-treated mice had a prolonged lifespan compared to Fc-treated mice (50% survival: ∼74 hr versus ∼29 hr, P<0.001 in the preventive model; ∼60 hr versus ∼32 hr, P<0.001 in the therapeutic model) (Figure 6C and 6D).

Both TOY3- and TOY8-treated mice had an extended lifespan compared to Fc-treated mice (50% survival: ∼58 hr versus ∼22 hr, P<0.001 in the preventive model; ∼49 hr versus ∼22 hr, P<0.001 in the therapeutic model) (Figure 6A and 6B).

The highest level of validity (Level I) is reserved for QIs where the multiple correlation coefficient from the preventive model (Model 1) is equal to or greater than 0.45 or from the combined model (Model 3) is greater than 0.55.

To achieve a responsive preventive model of care that placed the patient at the centre meant that 'early redesign thinking' could not to be constrained by current or traditional services models and professional body regulations.

It was apparent that radical change was required in the way in which primary dental services were being delivered to move services, focused on treatment, to a more preventive model of care.

The mid level of validity (Level II) is reserved for QIs not in Level 1 and where the multiple correlation coefficient from the preventive model is in the range [0.30, 0.45) or the from combined model is in the range (0.40, 0.55]. Remaining QIs are classed in Level III.