active intervention

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The order indicator showed a reverse trend, with the regular intervention districts improving more than the activeintervention districts.
It could not be established that the activeintervention had an overall greater effect than the regular intervention package.
The identification of an infectious cause paves the way for activeintervention to modify the course of the disease.
Although speculative, all these are potentialities introduced by the activeintervention in the final stages of the implosion.
Although speculative, all these are potentials introduced by the activeintervention in the final stages of the implosion.
She talks about activeintervention and positive action.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Unlike moderators (which, by definition, are baseline measures), mediators occur after random assignment, exerting their effects during the period of activeintervention.
In other words, but for the activeintervention of the chiefs, very few migrants were willing to travel to the south.
Moreover, the reductions in disorganized attachment in the activeintervention groups likewise remained even when intent to treat analyses were conducted.
For the labeling indicator there was no change in the activeintervention districts and a deterioration in the regular intervention districts.
The approach that we took within our meta-analysis was simply to define other active treatments as any activeintervention of a psychosocial nature, including other family interventions.
The names of the two districts in each pair were written on identical squares of paper, and one was drawn to give the activeintervention district.
Whereas a patient may refuse the latter, physicians are prohibited from withdrawing continuous care, so as to avoid an activeintervention that hastens a patient's death.
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