Sentence examples for same set of interventions from inspiring English sources

Further, the available evidence base was limited with no more than one study directly comparing the same set of interventions.

All members of the 'appendicitis' group share the same cause for disease and will benefit from the same set of interventions.

While a number of evidence-based strategies have been applied in developed countries that have helped reduce the overall burden, it is an open question whether the same set of interventions and policies is applicable in a developing country context.

Despite confining this first phase of our evaluation to a specific region within one state, served by a single implementing partner responsible for the same set of core intervention activities within the clusters, the level of community mobilization varied widely.

In total, there were six different templates that appeared in random order and duration, varying between 4 and 6 s, on the screen but each participant received the same set of templates before and after the intervention.

A clear example of this is found in Patsouris et al. [ 10], in which the effect of pharmacological, physiological, and nutritional intervention on expression of the same set of genes were compared.

At this time, the BSID-III is administered, in conjunction with observation of mother-infant interaction, and the completion of the same set of self-report measures used at baseline and at the immediate post-intervention assessment.

The comparison between the results of Table 1 and Table 2 for the same set of assumptions shows that considerably larger mitigation effects would be achieved when combination of different interventions are considered.

Each has the same set of questions.

As the novices made judgements of risk of abuse ("certainty of abuse") on the same set of 43 scenarios that the experienced clinicians had judged, mean level of certainty and a 95% upper confidence interval limit could be computed for the control and intervention groups for both the pre and post intervention sets of scenarios.

Unfortunately, there are no standardised measures for evaluating the effectiveness of tinnitus interventions [ 49], and so it is perhaps not surprising that no two research groups have used the same set of measures.