Sentence examples similar to begin implementation early from inspiring English sources

Initial WHO recommendation (relative uptake rate 1.83; 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.26-2.64), coordinatingroupup (relative uptake rate 2.19; CI 1.45-3.30), and financing commitment (relative uptake rate 1.78; CI 1.30-2.45) were all positively associated in this analysis, suggesting these where associated with countries beginning implementation earlier than occurred for HepB.

Their health organization likely knew they were eager to begin implementation and registered them to start in the earlier waves.

The year of approval by a stringent regulatory authority was intended to reflect the earliest time point at which it would have been ethical to begin implementation on a large scale outside of a controlled trial.

The hypothesis suggests that organizations need to begin working systematically on access-related issues earlier on, during the R&D stages, in order to shorten the time to begin implementation and realize equitable access in developing countries.

On 6 September, Qatar was given one further week to begin implementation.

"We're going to aggressively begin implementation of this as soon as possible," he said.

Finally, begin implementation.

It is much harder -- and far scarier -- to begin implementation.

These physicians were exposed to pay-for-performance for preventive services in 2005 and began EMR implementation early in 2006.

An alternative interpretation, preferred by the authors, is that these milestones could be associated with countries beginning implementation if they took place earlier in the development and implementation of an intervention.

CareSouth, a private nonprofit FQHC, providing primary health care services in 10 clinics in and around Hartsville, South Carolina, was an early participant in this program and began implementation in 1999.