Interventioilla

Interventioilla is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “with interventions.” It is the adessive plural form of the noun interventio, which translates to intervention in English. In Finnish, the adessive case expresses means, instrument, or accompaniment, so interventioilla is used to indicate actions performed by or with multiple interventions. The term is not a separate concept; it is a morphological form used in contexts such as scientific or clinical writing to describe how something is done.

Form and usage notes: The singular adessive form is interventiolla (with an intervention), while the plural adessive form is interventioilla (with interventions). Interventioilla commonly appears in research and medical texts when discussing study designs, treatments, or comparisons of outcomes across different interventions. It functions as a grammatical marker rather than a standalone concept.

Examples:

- Finnish: Tutkimuksessa interventioilla tarkoitetut hoitotoimenpiteet toteutettiin standardoidusti.

English: In the study, the treatment procedures referred to as interventions were carried out in a standardized manner.

- Finnish: Tutkimuksessa interventioilla saatiin tilastollisesti merkitseviä eroja ryhmien välillä.

English: In the study, statistically significant differences between groups were obtained with the interventions.

Etymology and related forms: interventio is a loanword from Latin interventio (intervention). In Finnish, it follows regular noun inflection patterns, producing plural forms such as interventiot (nominative) and the adessive interventiolla (singular) or interventioilla (plural).

See also: Intervention, Finnish language, Adessive case, Finnish grammar.