Sentence examples for cure implementation from inspiring English sources

An examination of the types of support and resources needed, contrasted with their availability on campus, can potentially identify common barriers to CURE implementation.

Given the barriers to implementation of CURE curriculum, what program elements do faculty members value most?

Course-based undergraduate research experiences (CUREs) may be a more inclusive entry point to scientific research than independent research experiences, and the implementation of CUREs at the introductory level may therefore be a way to improve the diversity of the scientific community.

In this paper we propose and compare two finite element implementations that cure this ill-behaviour without the need to resort to combined strategies (such as e.g. particle level set).

Admittedly, this is a significant hurdle, but a one-time intervention with a gene therapy approach, which is practical in implementation and could cure HIV-1 infection, would be a viable alternative, both economically and medically.

Enhanced surveillance efforts such as the use of the molecular assays to detect resistance determinants and the implementation of test of cure protocols will be necessary to ensure that empirical treatment remains effective.

CUREs at the beginning stages of implementation are likely to be better served by evaluating how well the program is being implemented before evaluating downstream student outcomes.

The results of this evaluation support the full scale implementation of human papillomavirus test of cure after treatment of CIN within the NHS Cervical Screening Programme.

Although questions have been raised about whether enough is known about the efficacy and impact of CUREs and research experiences in general (Linn et al., 2015), the potential benefits of CUREs are driving widespread development and implementation of this pedagogy.

In the next decade we will see the implementation of multiple new DAAs that will cure many of those already infected.

But Marx was wrong to consider that the abolition of private property through a violent worker uprising, and its subsequent implementation as a dictatorship, would be the definitive cure for all ills.