Sentence examples for relevant to the intervention from inspiring English sources

The majority (80%) of analyses reviewed identified all costs relevant to the intervention and perspective taken.

Therefore, we distinguished between programme-driven and non-programme-driven activities relevant to the intervention under investigation.

A full discussion of the behaviour change theories relevant to the intervention has already been reported [ 23].

Starting with the long-version, the questionnaire was shortened and only the scales deemed relevant to the intervention were included.

The primary outcome should be directly causally relevant to the intervention under study and the difference sought must be clinically relevant.

All effectiveness research, whether CAM or conventional, should be designed to capture all factors relevant to the intervention and all relevant outcomes.

Six out of 40 studies reported political factors relevant to the interventions (Table  2).

There is scope to develop 'idiographic' classifications specifically relevant to the interventions being synthesised using, for example, multi-method syntheses of programme-specific theories, process evaluations and other theoretical literature and interventional evidence, and then to use the results of these preceding syntheses to inform labelling of interventions.

A piecemeal approach can be avoided if all RCTs evaluating interventions relevant to the treatment decision are considered collectively, for example, with the use of network meta-analysis (NMA).

The delivery of each intervention was tailored to the information that the participants provided during the sessions, including information about behaviors relevant to the particular intervention, the context in which the behaviors occurred, and participants' motivation for the behaviors.

Similarly, the report can set the context of the Trump campaign in 2016, and how it operated, that was relevant to the Russian intervention.