Sentence examples for advances of implementation from inspiring English sources

The advances of implementation techniques of kinetic parameter κ i and decay rate γ i have made an engineering of synthetic gene network possible in the near future [ 32].

We focus on barriers in three stages of the policy process: 1) determining effective policies, which occur between policy formulation and decision making; 2) coordinating policymakers around the policies, in advance of implementation; and 3) implementing identified policies, as labeled in Fig.  1.

This will require international co-operation in advance of implementation and possibly emergency legislation.

The Authors have demonstrated that contemporary high-level game engine software can create authentic simulations of crowd behaviour and dispersal to the extent that designs can be tested in advance of implementation.

Importantly, in advance of implementation, a definitive consensus on both the potential economic impact and the usefulness of the Scheme in reducing the GHG emissions had not been reached.

20 The search strategy and eligibility criteria were determined in advance of implementation.

In advance of implementation the uptake of HHCs in pharmacy could only be estimated, as no intervention of this kind had been delivered through this setting before.

4. Sufficient notice: in advance of implementation of the transition plan, sufficient notice was to be provided to LTC homes and other stakeholders regarding implementation dates and impact of the plan on homes.

We believe there are only a limited number of situations where 'risk sharing' schemes should be considered as well as factors that should be considered by payers in advance of implementation.

Second, and relatedly, people rarely proceed to action on the basis of formal theory alone, 10 and rarely is it advisable to do so, since the deep knowledge of both mechanisms and contexts often evades formal capture in advance of implementation.

A diverse range of comparisons was used by interviewees including the introduction of the minimum wage in the UK, infectious disease modelling in relation to outbreaks (specifically pandemics), regulatory impact assessments (that require potential impacts of policy to be assessed in advance of implementation) and modelling the obesity burden.