Sentence examples for ranking of interventions from inspiring English sources

Exercises such as Dhaliwal et al. (2011) deliver a ranking of interventions under these conditions, but the ranking may change as interventions are taken to scale or sustained.

Table 8 shows probabilistic ranking of interventions.

The Bayesian framework for network meta-analyses also allows for the probabilistic interpretation of uncertainty and ranking of interventions [ 39].

The last phase in MCDA includes the ranking of interventions of interest in the country where the research is performed.

Our approach is not only based on assumed independence but also assumed comprehensiveness and exclusiveness of the selected criteria, especially in the ranking of interventions.

Especially for HAART, new evidence on cost-effectiveness has been published since, and this evidence might have changed the ranking of interventions.

Omitting future cost from cost-effectiveness analysis may bias the ranking of health interventions and favouring interventions aimed at older age groups.

Neither age-weighting nor discounting affect the relative ranking of the interventions in this study since all interventions target the same age-groups within similar time spans.

The question asked: "Imagine now that you are health planners: How would you rank the interventions?" The group discussed the interventions presented and came up with a priority ranking of the interventions by the whole group, through consensus, or if necessary through voting.

They discussed the interventions and came up with a priority ranking of the interventions by the whole group, through consensus or voting.

Comparisons with no-treatment and wait-list controls as well as psychotherapeutic or pharmacological placebos may provide information on the efficacy of the investigated interventions, while studies comparing two active treatments possibly allow a ranking of the interventions according to their effectiveness.