The phrase "and entail in a" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "The new policy will entail in a significant change to our workflow."
Alternatives: "and involve in a" or "and result in a".
In this paper, we have studied the effects of stochasticity in a 'two-state protein' scheme, providing an explanation of what adaptation means and entails in a stochastic setting.
Either way, for the safety agenda to move forward, research into what patient safety means and entails in the mental health context is a fundamental requirement.
The companies in Stage III need to recognize the financial needs and risk entailed in a move to Stage IV.
What does neurological rehabilitation entail in a postcolonial hospital?
Furthermore, a digitized audio archive collection preservation model has yet to be formulated that can serve in the long term to aid in understanding the terms, concepts and processes entailed in an audio object after it has been digitized.
In this data set, these algorithms transform a mere 1% of tokens and entail a 100-fold increase in processing time compared to processing with regular expressions which transform 9% of tokens into terms which can be mapped to UMLS concepts using a concept tagger in the pipeline.
His new position will entail in-house music curation strategy and content programming for the UK division of Spotify.
Furthermore, the model should indicate the relation between health promotion and disease prevention and exemplify what is entailed in a health promoting role.
Reproductive tract infections (RTI's) are endemic in developing countries and entail a heavy toll on women.
This costs €450 from local merchants – the package includes a life jacket and a paddle – and entails a frantic journey in the dark from a beach just north of the city.
