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Officials will need to find a new source of funding before the program can be more widely implemented, though there are plans to expand it this year to Gangnam (of the famously catchy Psy tune) and Songpa, two of Seoul's more upscale districts.

The passport is "a good tool and it's really coming along," Schumacher told ScienceInsider; he hopes it will be more widely implemented as antidopers gain more experience with it.

The study conducted by McGraw Hill Construction highlighted three further factors that are contributing to the increased use of prefabrication in the construction industry: lean construction (thanks to higher productivity), BIM (which is starting to be more widely implemented), and green construction (which is growing rapidly in importance).

In the tech realm, electronic handoff checklists could be more widely implemented.

The teachers advocated that PoT should be more widely implemented.

The evidence base for the effectiveness of SDD is strong but SDD will not be more widely implemented without further supportive evidence.

Indeed taking the patent literature on its own it is difficult to see why trans-hydrogenation has not been more widely implemented.

Furthermore, the analysis was done in 2010, 5 years ago when DNSSEC was in an earlier stage of deployment compared to now in 2015 when DNSSEC is more widely implemented.

Moreover, protocols aimed to prevent ventilator-associated pneumonia have been more widely implemented in recent years [ 25, 26].

Two committees of the National Academies have recommended more careful evaluation of the usefulness of syndromic surveillance before it is more widely implemented (5, 38 ).

Potential benefits up to almost 1 million healthy child years gained across Europe are possible, if proven ways for prevention are more widely implemented.