Sentence examples for principle intervention from inspiring English sources

Finally, many forms of treatment require extensive follow-up care even if the principle intervention is successful or completed without complications.

Although the initial project targeted six strategic areas, the single principle intervention that was implemented was the community case management (CCM) of diarrhea and malaria as well as the screening of malnutrition.

Data on patient characteristics related to need for health care (age, sex and case-mix variables: primary and secondary diagnosis), principle intervention and type of insurance were obtained from the HDR.

In principle, interventions that reduce one or more age-related pathology (i.e. part or all of aging) could increase lifespan by reducing base-line hazard, demographic aging, or both.

Quantitative implementation evaluation results showed that the program was globally well implemented, except for two of its core principles: intervention briefness and concrete support.

Rather than continue with such studies within this field, we have initiated a proof-of-principle intervention trial employing comprehensive multiple micronutrient (MMN) and protein-energy (PE) supplements to both mother during pregnancy and her infant from six-months of age in The Gambia.

The study question in BCTs should ideally be defined according to the PICO principle (patient, intervention, comparison intervention, and outcome) taking into consideration interventions during the whole clinical pathway.

Even when the principle of intervention might sound fine and the grounds compelling, there is also an understandable fear that it will be screwed up in practice.

However, the white paper introduces a sensible new principle: that intervention should be in inverse proportion to achievement.

He says his party will vote against the use of the transcripts because it opposes, out of principle, "invasive intervention by the state".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s strongmanSIR – "The new world order" (March 22nd) criticised Vladimir Putin for "defying the principle that intervention abroad should be a last resort in the face of genuine suffering".