Sentence examples for product intervention from inspiring English sources

It also considered introducing a tougher regime of civil penalties, and giving Asic product intervention powers.

Only one "Product" intervention was identified [ 49].

Following screening, 36 studies were included: 18 "Price" interventions, 6 "Place" interventions, 1 "Product" intervention, zero "Prescriptive" interventions, 4 "Promotion" interventions, and 18 "Person" interventions.

We did not find any "Prescriptive" interventions and only one "Product" intervention that presented differential results and had no impact by SEP.

It is striking that we did not find any studies investigating the effects of "Prescriptive" interventions by SEP and only one "Product" intervention that presented differential results which had no preferential impact by SEP.

Future research should focus in particular upon investigating the differential impact of modification of food products and restrictions on advertising/marketing through controls or bans ("Prescriptive" and "Product" interventions).

The finding that upesi jiko adoption was greater in households that had been treating water more frequently is consistent with the hypothesis that health messages and corresponding product interventions reinforced one another.

In the extreme, increasing this probability by 50% (from 0.575 to 0.863) would result in an incremental cost effectiveness ratio equivalent to about 1.4 times India's per capita gross domestic product, falling between the WHO's criteria for "very cost effective" (one times per capita gross domestic product) and "cost effective" (three times per capita gross domestic product) interventions.

For this reason, under emergency conditions, the feasibility of subsidizing costs of effective consumer product interventions merits further examination as an alternative rapid response to city-wide adulticide spray campaigns led by the regional health authority that are often delayed due to government budget constraints and implementation logistics.

Assessment of the economic feasibility of probiotic or prebiotic interventions is further complicated by the variability in products, intervention protocols, local study procedures, populations targeted and trial outcomes.

The HDSS sites are well placed when it comes to testing innovative solutions to existing and emerging health challenges, offering possibilities for scientific evaluation of the effectiveness of new products, interventions, or packages of interventions such as Integrated Management of Adult Illnesses (IMAI).