Sentence examples for adopted the implementation from inspiring English sources

In this study, we adopted the implementation released from ITU-T website [43].

We adopted the implementation details of the coalescent process from [ 17], storing each generation in a lookup table indexed by the cumulative hazard of coalescence.

The development of the Health Care Law took several years and once adopted, the implementation was delayed by institutional legacies and issues concerning the choice of institutional design and financing, despite strong support of the law among the policymakers.

Supported by the GFM program since 2004 [ 9], Prachuap Khiri Khan Provincial Health Office has adopted the implementation of global malaria control strategies (RDT, ITNs/LLINs and IRS) at the provincial level and has focused predominantly on reducing the mortality attributed to P. falciparum malaria in the 37 endemic villages (high-transmission A1/A2).

The new anthropology of development filled this gap over the course of the 1980s, when it adopted the implementation approach in relation with Africa and aid policies [ 21, 22], giving it a more detailed and robust empirical content by analysing the interactions between 'developees' and 'developers', and the 'drifts' and unexpected outcomes of development projects.

In this study, we adopt the implementation of the cross-correlation approach of (Meier et al. 2004) to the two-station method.

33 However, if public health policymakers were to adopt the implementation of selective referral, they may be confronted with several challenges.

In the following subsections, we discuss the different results obtained by adopting the implementations previously presented.

Although developed following considerable international consultation, the WHO has adopted the position that implementation of the protocol should not occur until it has been proven to be effective via controlled trials in LMICs.

A Food and Nutrition Policy that recognises the right to adequate food was also adopted with a leading principle stipulating that a rights-based approach would be adopted in the implementation of food and nutrition programmes [ 10].

Among the measures adopted are the implementation of heating controls in its offices, variable speed drives on its pumping stations and tracking systems for its commercial vehicles.