Meanings of modifiable factors in English

Interventions with modifiable factors such as multivitamin intake may reduce risk.

To optimize seizure control it is important to identify modifiable factors.

Interventions targeting potentially modifiable factors may help reduce the incidence of kidney failure.

Conclusion: This study identified several individual level vulnerabilities as well as work related modifiable factors.

Potentially modifiable factors of low vitamin D levels were high BMI and low physical activity.

Regular follow-up identifies at-risk populations and potentially modifiable factors.

Further studies are needed to identify modifiable factors to better ensure equal opportunity to all patients.

Identifying modifiable factors and their effects on IOP, such as systemic diseases, is therefore of interest.

Targeted action on modifiable factors, especially those affecting family interactions, would be very useful in prevention.

Implications for practice: Potentially modifiable factors during pregnancy seem to impact the prognosis of PPGP postpartum.

Subgroup and sensitivity analyses were used to explore the potential sources of heterogeneity or modifiable factors.

Given the high risk of incidence and mortality in this population, determining potentially modifiable factors is important.

A number of potentially modifiable factors influence the response to erythropoietin, including higher delivered dose of dialysis.

Potentially modifiable factors, related to the management and perioperative care of patients, were used to evaluate patient care.

Potential modifiable factors which may improve outcomes include minimizing intraoperative blood loses, postoperative DVT prophylaxis, and discharge disposition.

Findings could also assist administrators to consider the contribution of modifiable factors such as waiting times to patient distress.