Sentence examples for to use intervention from inspiring English sources
Following a structured approach to assess usefulness of job rotation to optimize physical work exposures and identifying barriers to usefulness and ease of use in relevant stakeholder groups is necessary in order to select or develop strategies to overcome these barriers, or to reject job rotation as a useful or easy to use intervention in the given context.
The iPlay programme is a low-intensity and 'easy to use' intervention program.
Although nurses were instructed not to use intervention techniques in the usual care group, contamination bias is unavoidable.
Sites were required to use intervention approaches that were based on models that had been shown to be effective in prior research.
Predictors of intervention use included: age (younger more likely to use intervention) [ 53, 67], gender (women more likely to use intervention) [ 53, 57], marital status (users more likely to be married) [ 53, 61], ethnicity (users more likely to be Caucasian) [ 57], lower baseline levels of depression [ 47, 62] and previous experience with the Internet [ 53].
Acupressure, a component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, has been shown to decrease fatigue levels by as much as 70% in cancer survivors while being inexpensive, non-toxic and an easy to use intervention.
Furthermore, our 50% mortality regimen enables us to use interventions to determine both protective and pathogenic aspects of the immune response.
After 10 years, less than 1/3 of low and lower-middle-income countries had begun to use interventions.
Studies included in these reviews commonly fail to use interventions proven to improve response rates in other populations (such as financial incentives and reduced response burden [ 3, 8]).
Positive effects may contribute to further use and development of tailored, (cost-) effective and easy to use interventions in a preventive stepped-care programme.
Despite comparable smoking prevalence and proportion motivated to quit, relative to other adult age groups, young adults are less likely to use interventions for smoking cessation [ 6].
