Sentence examples for consider that implementation from inspiring English sources

We consider that implementation results from the climate in which the program is implemented (itself influenced by management strategies and incentives used), the level of trust and involvement of stakeholders, the organizational structure that is likely to help or hinder implementation, and collective leadership and training.

We consider that implementation of the specific and sensitive PCR assay, developed in the present study may allow clinical microbiology laboratories in developing countries to detect C. trachomatis rapidly, which would be of great consequences in disease management.

20 Although our study was not aimed at analyzing factors influencing epidemiological trends, we consider that implementation of the control program (delivery of single dose mebendazole to the 2- to 9-year-old child population administered approximately every 6 months), started in 1986, led to the expected results.

Aiming to develop the proposed reduced-rank approach for implementing Volterra filters, we first consider that the kernel implementation strategy introduced in Section 3.1 can be used to decompose any higher-order kernel (with p≥3) into a parallel structure composed exclusively of second-order kernels.

"We consider that with the implementation of the recommendations set out in this report, WABA will become fit for purpose and qualify to receive public money".

This should worry policy makers in central government who consider that local and regional implementation of energy policy will be straightforward.

Despite that banks could have adapted to Basel II during the years before its implementation, we consider that this possibility does not affect the decision to issue different financing instruments given that the changes mainly affect the computation of risk-weighted assests and not the definitions of Tier I and Tier II.

14 Although some of the societies in this survey consider that COI education and policy implementation is the province of universities and research institutes, we would submit that the societies or journals themselves are the ultimate gatekeepers of scientific integrity.

In any event, it should be considered that the implementation of those Directives in the Italian legal system cannot undermine the protection provided by our Constitution to other potentially conflicting fundamental rights.

Considering that widespread implementation of trial registration is relatively recent, registries can continue to learn from each other, from empiric studies, and from their own internal evaluations to improve the reporting of trial methods.

It should also be considered that the implementation of nursing guidelines in a hospital setting can be arduous [ 22] and presents a considerable challenge [ 23].