Sentence examples for aiming to implement a from inspiring English sources
Countries aiming to implement a mammography/QA program may select/prioritise the tests depending on available technology and resources.
When aiming to implement a model into clinical practice, good temporal and external validation results are essential.
Countries that have a liberal software market and are aiming to implement a self-report based performance indicator system to obtain health care transparency, should secure the accuracy and precision of the heath care data from which the PIs are calculated.
Countries that have a liberal software market and are aiming to implement a self-report based performance indicator system to obtain health care transparency, should secure the accuracy and precision of the heath care data from which the PIs are calculated from.
22 Although the study by Concannon et al is useful for those aiming to implement a network in a region without proper infrastructure, the main problem in Catalonia was organisational rather than structural: in 2008, there was no registry for all patients admitted with STEMI in Catalonia.
The European Union is aiming to implement an Ecosystem Approach for the management of all human activities in the marine environment, hereunder the fisheries sector.
Their reforms aim to implement a model of economic growth based on more investment, European Union funding and infrastructure development.
"We aim to implement a severance package that is fair to people at all levels in the bank, while reflecting the very difficult financial position that AIB is in and the huge taxpayer support on which we continue to rely," Mr Duffy said.
This study aims to implement a DC/DC Buck-Boost converter with fuzzy logic controller for photovoltaic systems.
Desynchronisation is a technique that aims to implement a synchronous design in an asynchronous manner by placing buffers between the components of the synchronous design.
In this study, it is aimed to implement a digital oscilloscope by FPGA architectures to correspond the requirements of laboratories in the educational institutions in an economic way.
