Sentence examples for realistic interventions from inspiring English sources

Subsequently the analysis estimates the effects of a more feasible and realistic interventions such as increases of speed of some links (with current speed lower than 90 km/h).

Primary prevention especially abstinence, remains one of the most realistic interventions for reducing further spread of the virus.

We argue for a shift in focus of the debate towards a discussion of more realistic interventions for specific target groups.

These results add to the body of evidence that have identified a critical role of small ruminants in the maintenance and transmission of brucellosis in large ruminants and realistic interventions targeted at small ruminant brucellosis are needed.

The predicted reduction in cumulative incidence of technique failure was largest under a scenario of shifting all patients to the two highest volume centre groups (0.091 reduction) but lower for three more realistic interventions (around 0.06 reduction).

It is not clear whether more realistic interventions, feasible under normal working conditions in health systems, would lead to results similar to those in the aforementioned large trials [ 11, 12].

The epidemiology of infectious diseases focuses on identification of factors that determine disease distribution in time and space, transmission factors responsible for the disease, clinical manifestations, and progression in the host, with the goal being the design of realistic intervention and prevention strategies in a reasonable period of time.

Quality of project design The project design was found to be of good quality, with a coherent, clear and realistic intervention logic.

As previously reported, we conducted focus group discussions with women within 5 years of a GDM pregnancy, seeking their input on the design of a realistic intervention strategy.

From this set, the most realistic intervention within a 5-year perspective was chosen for representation in a hypothetical, reconstructed actor network.

This hypothesised difference in effect between the compared intervention groups should be based on the most realistic intervention effect as suggested by prior evidence (for example, results from former randomised clinical trials, or known effects from other similar interventions [ 49 – 51 ]).