Sentence examples for be effectively implemented to from inspiring English sources
Aligned with the national needs, this research seeks to identify a cost effective intervention that can be effectively implemented to improve the performance of health workers to reduce intrapartum and neonatal deaths.
With organizational learning in place, HPWS can be effectively implemented to improve corporate performance.
The resulting linguistic representation can facilitate investigation in linguistic terms into how the controller operates, whereas expert knowledge can be effectively implemented to improve control performance.
Ethical considerations, regulatory requirements, and scientific findings support the need to investigate what constitutes a beneficial environmental enrichment for laboratory rats, and how that enrichment can be effectively implemented to support and improve animal welfare and research results.
Second-order cone programming developed for kinematic plastic limit analysis is effectively implemented to study the incremental plasticity collapse mode.
In addition to the strength of the data, a high level of collaboration between network members will provide a mechanism to address barriers to change and ensure the knowledge gained is effectively implemented to improve neonatal outcomes.
For interventions to be effectively implemented and tailored to the right people, it is important for policy makers and planners to be aware of what causes diseases and death among the population they serve, hence the need for accurate and timely data (2).
For these to be effectively implemented, it is important that staff feel able to dedicate time to individual patients without jeopardizing the safety of the ward.
They also indicate that these interventions can be effectively implemented into the lectures to boost student learning.
Given the immense difficulties in controlling effort and reducing harvest pressure, it seems that general advice of the type 'reduce fishing mortality to one-quarter to lessen the evolutionary impact' is unlikely to be effectively implemented in the near future.
