Sentence examples for terms intervention and from inspiring English sources

Here, blinding is feasible as follows: GPs will be blinded in part (ethically) to their allocation status through the use of alternate terminology (i.e., avoiding the terms "intervention" and "control", and instead using 'Group A' or 'Group B'), thereby reducing performance bias.

Searches included a combination of the following terms: "intervention" AND "hiv OR aids" AND "community mobili*" OR "community particip*" OR "community led" OR "community based" OR "community activit*" OR "community development" OR "capacity building" (full search strings by database in supplementary online information).

However, in some kebeles, such as Kota Kombola there are large areas, with serious degradation problems that will require long-term intervention and probably external support (Figure 4).

Addressing structural drivers is a long term intervention and requires patience from the donor and the implementer.

TRD needs complex, long-term intervention and extended research follow-up for the proper evaluation of treatment outcome.

Anatomical isolation remains a short-term intervention and is not used for prolonged ventilation because infections cannot be reliably localised by blockers and hemoptysis can only be transiently tamponaded.

The diagnosis of GDM should initiate a long-term intervention and diagnostic process to minimize the risk of developing diabetes or to diagnose it as early in the course of disease as possible [ 80].

The results caution against premature conclusions drawn from short-term interventions and emphasise the need for a better understanding of the various psychological and task-related factors that influence subjects.

By 2009, 12 schools had completed short-term intervention measures such as new crosswalk markings, and replaced or improved signage and had completed capital construction projects; 18 schools had completed short-term interventions and had capital construction under way; and 94 schools had either started or planned to start interventions, but had not yet started capital construction.

The 12 schools that had completed both short-term measures and capital construction by 2009 and the 18 schools that had completed short-term interventions and had capital construction projects ongoing by 2009 were combined into a group of 30 SRTS intervention schools located within 30 census tracts.

Because there was insufficient information to accurately determine whether SRTS interventions had been completed, we excluded from the changepoint model 94 census tracts that contained schools that may or may not have started short-term interventions, and had not yet started capital construction projects at the time the study was conducted.