The phrase "across implementations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or commonalities in different versions or instances of a system, software, or process.
Example: "The performance metrics were consistent across implementations, indicating a robust design."
Alternatives: "throughout implementations" or "among implementations".
Our description targets the mean, not the variability across implementations.
Providing scoring systems for an instrument can help users make sense of large data sets and produce more consistent data sets across implementations.
However, because the curricula vary slightly across implementations, we will briefly describe the two curricula that we examined as part of the present study: the Save the Penguins curriculum and the Save the Seabirds curriculum.
Of course, use of standard vocabularies is needed so that CDS can be both robust and shared across implementations.
However, when compared across implementations from the same group (Nong et al)., SACA-K outperforms SA-IS in both time and memory.
In general, the results have been fairly similar across implementation, although it is rare to see examples of direct comparisons across different implementations.
In the evaluation process, when data are unreliable, scarce, or inconsistent across implementation settings, methodological triangulation is necessary to accurately interpret data from different sources and methods.
7 15 17–20 This has been attributed to a range of coach-delivery factors, players' low adherence to the exercises, a perceived lack of relevance of the programmes to community sport, and poor transferability across implementation contexts.
To tackle such heterogeneities, there is a design requirement to enforce standardization across service implementations.
Note that the hypotheses are related to metrics described in the sequence and assume that there is no difference between the effort required to migrate test sets across OO and AO implementations (i.e. they represent null hypotheses).
Our study had several methodological strengths, including the matching process of villages across the implementation boundaries.
