Sentence examples for stable intervention from inspiring English sources

It is also the most stable intervention, because it protects the social equality against sudden changes in individuals' levels of functioning.

8 Migrant MSM who stay longer in Beijing may have more chances to receive effective and stable intervention services, and consequent increasing awareness of self-protection might encourage them to pay closer attention to advances in research.

"Their plan was not dissimilar to what we would be suggesting: secure stable accommodation, intervention for people suffering from drug addiction, somewhere for women to flee domestic violence, somewhere where people can be skilled up in trade and education so they can enter the labour force, worker cooperatives, green spaces".

Subsequently, denial rates remained stable in intervention clinics (8%), but decreased to 6% in control clinics (P = .85).85

The proportion of Tregs was similar in both arms and remained stable during intervention but was significantly lower compared with nondiabetic subjects.

The study design has five requirements for making appropriate inference: stable population, stable treatment, stable evaluation, stable preference, and no effect of availability on the effect of intervention (Table 2).

Woodward (2003) offers an account of causation according to which a causal relationship is a difference-making relationship between variables that is stable under interventions.

The statistics also emphasize the importance of the period since the injury in defining a stable pre-intervention baseline.

However, in order to conduct a thorough cost-effectiveness analysis of stable angina interventions, an assessment of patient health utility using matching angina frequency groupings are required [ 12].

Due to the strong relationship between these two outcome measures, future studies of chronic stable angina interventions should include health utility measures to aid in health economic evaluation.

Absolute and relative inequalities in neonatal mortality are relatively stable and interventions to date do not appear to have acted to greatly decrease or increase inequalities.