Sentence examples for broad introduction of from inspiring English sources
But he said Ford's broad introduction of touch-screen systems was bound to generate the biggest objection from consumers.
It is now a practical technique for the clinical environment due to the development and broad introduction of fast multidetector row CT systems, increasing computer power, new image acquisition protocols, and commercially available perfusion softwares [1].
However, randomised controlled trials (RCTs) included in these meta-analyses all started before the broad introduction of total mesorectal excision (TME).
The patients in the present study were generally diagnosed previous to the broad introduction of many novel therapies, including successful resection of liver metastases, into clinical practice.
Pertussis vaccine uptake increased only very gradually in FWG after 1991 prior to the broad introduction of acellular vaccines in 1995, which were exclusively recommended from 1998 onwards.
In contrast to a neonatal cohort starting ART several years later, the majority of patients in this first cohort at the INSN were school-age, had already progressed to AIDS when starting ART and were born before the broad introduction of prevention of mother-to-child transmission (pMTCT) programs in Peru [ 18].
Still, this raises the question if blanket solutions and broad introductions of this new technology fail to take into account the variability in backgrounds, attitudes, preferences in learning and working styles and other factors that may impact the user (student and faculty in our case) and make this device work for some but not for others.
To gain experience with developing a template and applying structured reporting in clinical practice, a staged approach including a pilot introduction among enthusiastic first adopters can accelerate the broader introduction of structured reporting.
This protocol for use in frontline clinical practice in which effectiveness, adherence, and the role of the therapists are analysed will provide evidence for what are truly valuable cell-phone-supported CBT treatments and guidance for the broader introduction of CBT in health services.
The resulting protocol (NCT01205191 at clinicaltrials.gov) for use in frontline clinical practice in which effectiveness, adherence, and the role of the therapists are analyzed, provides evidence for what are truly valuable cell phone-supported CBT treatments and guidance for the broader introduction of CBT in health services.
