Sentence examples for previous effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Overall, the results indicate that both treatments are effective in improving pain intensity, disability and school absence, in line with previous effectiveness studies [ 4, 5, 11, 12].
Therefore, we believe that our data, in addition to the previous effectiveness and safety results of double-blind randomized controlled studies [8], could provide additional information which may be useful in everyday clinical practice [26].
This is in line with previous effectiveness studies for intensive inpatient treatment, which reported a percentage of approximately 10 to 20% with negative treatment results [ 11].
The importance of non-mental health nurses conducting this intervention is considerable, given that previous effectiveness studies of collaborative IP DCM approaches used trained mental health nurses or advanced practice nurses.
Consistent with the findings from the previous KEEP effectiveness study, the intervention was found to be effective in reducing child behavior problems when delivered by a community agency.
However, the fact that sanctions are being expanded in 2017 doesn't speak well to previous sanctions' effectiveness, and some of the situations being responded to are so complex that it is hard to gauge how economic measures will influence them.
The main model assumptions, summarised in the box, were taken from a previous cost effectiveness analysis.
A previous cost effectiveness analysis suggested that vaccinating food service workers in states with elevated HAV rates prior to routine childhood vaccination was cost-effective [ 31].
Previous cost effectiveness studies of teriparatide treatment for PMO patients in Sweden have been published by Lundkvist [ 14] and Borgström [ 29].
Previous cost effectiveness evaluations [ 7- 10] have generally assumed patients not admitted to intensive care die, which is not always the case [ 5, 6].
We showed the existence of substantial healthy candidate bias in our ICD example, which was not controlled by multivariable adjustments for measured factors and might have affected, at least in part, previous ICD effectiveness studies.
