'reactive intervention' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action that is taken in response to a particular situation or problem. For example, "The government implemented a reactive intervention to address the rise in unemployment during the economic downturn."
On the other hand, when assuming higher temperatures (Fig. 3c), reactive interventions are required also for notifications occurring earlier, and the best intervention strategy will be represented either by the combination of adulticides and larvicides or by the integrated program, combining all vector control activities.
In contrast to conventional reintroduction schemes expensive, reactive interventions involving highly-trained specialists and captive-raised endangered species these inexpensive, proactive, community-driven initiatives aim to avert future declines by keeping common species common.
Thirty-five women were randomised to proactive and reactive calls (intervention) and 34 to reactive calls-only group (control).
In the RCT of telephone support, 69 women living in more disadvantaged areas were randomised to proactive and reactive calls (intervention) (n=35) or reactive calls only (control) (n=34) for 14 days after hospital discharge.
Instead, we propose that some of the factors underlying the IDR - notably external barriers - can be changed (through directed policy interventions) whereas other factors - notably preferences and predictable (ir)rational behavior - are innate and can only be taken into account (through reactive policy interventions).
An alternative explanation might relate to the practical challenges involved in centralized administration of a localized reactive public health intervention, applied across many sites.
What we now call "post-diagnostic interventions" ("reactive measures" in the original manuscript) involve resection followed by treatment.
The main goal of this work is to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of reactive vector control interventions aimed at reducing the potential burden and costs due to CHIKV disease, and to assess whether time of notification of the first index case has an impact on the identification of the optimal control strategy.
Tertiary intervention is reactive in that it responds to the occurrence of mental health problems; it involves treating affected workers and supporting rehabilitation and return-to-work.
Executive functioning is the putative mechanism through which these interventions reduce reactive aggression.
