Sentence examples for been attributed to implementation from inspiring English sources

This change has been attributed to implementation of the state-federal Cooperative Brucellosis Eradication Program in 1934 and widespread milk pasteurization (19).

The reasons for this year's reduction can be attributed to implementation of various energy efficiency projects on campus.

Thus, failures in systems engineering cannot credibly be attributed to implementation of the wrong systems engineering process among alternatives.

In efficacy studies, it is essential to demonstrate that a facilitator can implement the PD program with fidelity, in order to argue that any demonstrated impact (or lack thereof) is a true reflection of the PD program and cannot be attributed to implementation failure (Carroll et al. 2007; Raudenbush 2007).

The reduction in outpatient tests could plausibly be attributed to implementation of CPOE.

If the purpose of the investigation stage is solely to inform Stage III implementation, potentially it can be attributed to implementation as a fixed cost necessarily incurred.

By 2005 the proportion of the population that was not covered by health insurance had decreased to 49.8%, which may have been attributed to the implementation of SP [ 9].

These improvements have been attributed to the implementation of expanded malaria control initiatives in Gabon from 2003, including intermittent preventive treatment of pregnant women, the distribution insecticide-treated bednets (ITNs), and increased availability of effective antimalarial drugs [ 10, 11].

The overall reduction in the incidence of malaria in Gabon and the decline in mortality have been attributed to the implementation of priority control interventions such as the use of artemisinin-derived antimalarial drugs and the distribution of ITNs [ 27, 28].

We observed that these models were statistically better (Table  5) despite the statistical drawbacks that have been attributed to the current implementations of these methods [ 26].

3, 4 Slow progress in intervention implementation has been attributed to the fact that health interventions are often introduced as complex sets of innovations consisting of technologies and processes into an adopting social system of stakeholders with competing interests.