Sentence examples for tools for intervention from inspiring English sources
Our study comparatively evaluated 3 risk measures currently used as decision support tools for intervention and for predicting human cases.
Information about osteocyte function might provide therapeutic tools for intervention in diseases in which the balance between bone formation and bone resorption is disturbed, e.g., osteoporosis.
Spatial risk factors for HAT are maintained across geographical scales; this consistency is useful in the design of decision support tools for intervention and prevention of the disease.
Accordingly, despite some limitations and weaknesses, the current study may contribute to new knowledge and new tools for interventions to maintain or improve work ability among young workers.
A coherent question is if SMBG should be assigned either as an "intervention," or simply as a "tool for intervention".
IL-17 blocking antibody may be a useful tool for intervention in the fibrotic course of SSc.
Recently, IM has been also applied in the field of OHC and proved to be a promising tool for intervention development[ 6].
Intervention and measurement studies, reviews and qualitative descriptive studies will be appraised with the following tools: Intervention studies will be appraised with the Centre for Evidence-Based MediCriticalBM) CriticAppraisalSkillsills Programme (CASP) tool for intervention studies [ 32].
We proposed a mathematical model for TB transmission, which fits well the dynamics described by records of the Portuguese National Directorate of Health, as a tool for intervention impact studies.
These experiments furthermore arise in a larger historical context in which food is increasingly simultaneously alimentary and therapeutic – increasingly a tool for intervention in the health and character of present bodies and those of future generations.
The specificity and longevity of TDCS on numerical abilities establishes TDCS as a realistic tool for intervention in cases of atypical numerical development or loss of numerical abilities because of stroke or degenerative illnesses.
