Sentence examples for consistent adoption from inspiring English sources
Policies necessary to achieve widespread, fair and consistent adoption and to maximize data utility amplify the challenges of Big Data sharing.
Despite most skin cancers being preventable by encouraging consistent adoption of sun-protective behaviours, incidence rates are not decreasing.
Here again, consideration should be given to the evidence needed for implementing such tools in genomic medicine and for ensuring the consistent adoption of point-of-care interventions for high priority health-care targets with the best risk/benefit ratio and strongest evidence, whether genomic or nongenomic.
Standardisation is important for efficiency, uniform adoption of safe practices and consistent patient experience at an organisational level.
"The two lessons here are that the United States as a nation would benefit from a Uniform Adoption Act, so the laws would be consistent from state to state," said David Baum, president of the Academy of California Adoption Lawyers.
However, the spokesperson said such two-step processes were typical of action by private organisations and consistent with the adoption of "prior amendments and resolutions".
Thus, exploration of the use intention of online financial products from the perspective of utility is more consistent with the adoption behavior of financial products in the online financial scenario.
It is shown that such behaviour is consistent with the adoption of an effective plume-location strategy, and conditions are identified when downwind flights would be more advantageous than crosswind ones.
The results are consistent with the adoption of a trans orientation for the Pro in CAP2b neuropeptides during interaction with receptors associated with the antidiuretic process in the stink bug.
This polymer is also resistant to S1 nuclease digestion consistent with its adoption of the Z conformation with AAF modification.
The results are consistent with the adoption of a predominantly cross-β structure in the fibrils, giving rise to rigid, dehydrated peptide assemblies.
