Sentence examples for burden of implementation from inspiring English sources
Easy-to-use modeling languages coupled with powerful optimization solvers have greatly reduced the burden of implementation of mathematical programming theory into the practice of commercial network design.
Nick Kochan, author of another recent book on financial crime**, says Britain's government has failed to invest in sufficiently skilled law enforcement personnel or regulators to police its large financial sector.For now the burden of implementation appears likely to rest with the private sector.
The financial and logistical burden of implementation and maintenance will have to be shared between national governments and the private sector, with an empowered network of end-users who are plugged in via transparent and decentralized monitoring systems so that they too can become a part of the solution.
Thus, people share the burden of implementation, and that reduces risk.
To address this, we are currently exploring the feasibility of using a detachable injector coil that would be compatible with multiple RF coils and would reduce the burden of implementation.
[ 11, 12] These investigators found no relationship between health care system organization and CPOE implementation, noting that the cost burden of implementation often rests with the hospitals, despite the existence of national or regional incentives for adoption.
Challenges and limitations to the use of population models, in terms of basic structure, computational burden, ease of implementation and data accessibility, are identified and discussed.
Recent advances in service-oriented computing can help shift away the technical burden of EDSS implementation to service providers and enable watershed partnerships to focus primarily on decision-making activities.
The burden of digital implementation is added on DAC.
Although MPI usually gains more time efficiency, it is relatively complicated and puts a heavy burden of system implementation on programmers.
The government decided to launch a national HBV immunization programme and raise the financial burden of its implementation in 1998 [ 7].
