Sentence examples for consequent implementation from inspiring English sources
A consequent implementation of this would have far-reaching organisational effects.
Consequent implementation of isolation according to the recommendations of the German Central Committee against Tuberculosis, low HIV-prevalence and the medical resources of a high income country may have contributed to this finding [ 16].
A key factor in prevention of MRGN infections is the consequent implementation and compliance with effective hygiene measures [ 12, 13] which is also described in the ESCMID guideline [ 10].
Further development of methods for prospective identification of barriers and consequent tailoring of implementation interventions is required.
Focus on the further development of methods for prospective identification of barriers and consequent tailoring of implementation interventions is required.
The integrated surveillance system allowed us to observe a drop in H. influenzae b meningitis incidence consequent to the implementation of a mass vaccination of newborns.
Similarly, related and future studies should, wherever possible, make allowance for the monitoring and evaluation of changes in service utilization consequent to adaptation implementation- though as described above, this may be difficult to achieve in the presence of multiple competing factors effecting service uptake.
A previous, observational study by Schwendimann et al. failed to show a substantial decrease in either frequency of falls or consequent injuries following the implementation of a similar interdisciplinary fall prevention program; the authors state that this was likely due to low staff compliance [ 14].
Bureaucratic and legislative implementation deficiencies, and consequent transport shortcomings seem to occupy a more concrete and higher place on their agenda for the growth of logistics service provision.
Thanks to this simple design, a consequent advantage is his easy implementation on any microscope.
These strategies supported investment in standardization (e.g. EPRs), with a consequent positive impact on the further implementation of telemedicine.
