Sentence examples for valuable interventions from inspiring English sources
In general, the quality of physical therapy RCTS is improving and current research demonstrates that physical therapy approaches are valuable interventions and can help improve the psychiatric, physical and quality of life of people with schizophrenia.
Recent attention and action have made valuable interventions like vitamin A supplementation and iodization of salt almost universal".
In settings with endemic malaria and non-potable water, common in sub-Saharan African countries, LLIN and WF are valuable interventions for most households.
There are valuable interventions for AIDS/STD prevention and treatment among MSM through the Internet, including promoting the use of condoms and encouraging the treatment of STDs.
Such steps might be especially valuable interventions in schools, hospitals, and childcare centers in regions that continue to experience elevated outdoor ozone concentrations.
FPs considered cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and problem solving therapy (PST) as valuable interventions, suitable in family practice, but experienced a deficit in skills to apply such techniques.
Political leadership and imagination are certainly needed more than ever, and if Buzi's ideas can trigger that his presence in this debate could offer a valuable intervention.
As such, CART may prove to be a valuable intervention strategy to achieve this goal.
Although significant effects were not detected across all HRQoL variables and health measures, our findings suggest that education programs have the potential to be a valuable intervention for COPD patients.
Hence increasing HBD-2 by modulating the kinase activity of Sphk-1 and kinase inactivation of GSK3-β can be seen as a valuable intervention against viral attack.
HIV-1-uninfected men in particular had a relatively low HSV-2 seroprevalence (50%) compared to females (78%), making the suppression of HSV-2 in their partners and the early identification of HSV-2 outbreaks a potentially valuable intervention [48].
