Sentence examples for a tool for implementing from inspiring English sources

On March 17th 2007 the Palliative Care Strategy of the National Health System, conceived as a tool for implementing the national plan and to support Autonomous Communities in the implementation of their regional programmes [ 33], was approved by the Inter-territorial council.

This paper addresses the use of active probing as a tool for implementing life-cycle dependability growth concepts in networked control systems.

By this he means that the body serves as a tool for implementing the characteristic life activities of the kind to which the organism belongs (organon = tool in Greek).

By distilling and reporting clinically actionable aberrations on an individual level, OncoRep provides researchers and clinicians with a powerful tool for implementing individualized medicine.

Moreover, unlike commercial solutions, which are typically monolithic with limited customization possibilities, the "open" philosophy that characterizes the WING/WORLD project empowers researcher and pratictiones with a powerfull tool for implementing and testing innovative solutions.

A powerful tool for implementing disaster risk reduction is represented through striving to integrate, or "mainstream," disaster risk reduction into other activities, adopting experience-based recommendations from places such as southern Africa (Holloway 2003) and from actors such as NGOs (Twigg and Steiner 2002).

Accordingly, one realizes that trapped-ion implementations, making use of MS gates, are a highly versatile tool for implementing a fermionic dynamics.

IT was considered to be an important tool for implementing and evaluating care pathways in daily practice.

And today, it's launching a feature that will see that number take a huge jump: a self-serve tool for implementing the Meebo Bar yourself.

This protocol lends itself well as a tool for developing, implementing, and evaluating a theoretical and evidence-based school-based drugs-prevention program that can be categorized as a health-promotion program.

The Minimum Data Set (MDS) is a potentially powerful tool for implementing standardized assessment in nursing homes (NHs).