The higher level of psychological morbidity warrants need for interventions like social and psychological support to improve the quality of life for these medical students.
Unique characteristics would warrant different considerations for interventions and service design aimed at reducing unnecessary health care utilization and associated costs.
Interventions to hinder age-related changes in PA and ST should target both time segments, but weekends warrant particular attention for interventions targeting PA maintenance due to the greater declines.
Interventions to hinder age-related decline in PA and increase in ST should target both time segments, but weekends warrant particular attention for interventions targeting PA maintenance due to the greater declines of PA.
The work of humanitarians, Rieff shows, has been used as a moral warrant for nonintervention in Bosnia, for intervention in Kosovo and for the war in Afghanistan.
While engagement in at least one healthy behaviour is promising, the ongoing adoption of unhealthy behaviours continues to place these individuals at increased risk for future ill health, warranting the need for interventions to increase the healthy, and decrease the unhealthy behaviours of these groups.
Further clarification of the roles for specific PV-positive populations in this phenotype is warranted to definitively identify cellular targets for intervention.
Screening for eating disorders in bipolar patients is warranted, as intervention may minimize distress and improve treatment outcome.
Nevertheless, more knowledge is warranted on how these associations are distributed among MS patients as a basis for intervention.
For decades, newspaper tubes have caused more than their share of trouble in Connecticut, though never enough to warrant federal intervention.
Accordingly, only most extraordinary circumstances would warrant Executive intervention in the case.
