Sentence examples for driven by implementation from inspiring English sources

"We recommend purchasing Genzyme shares ahead of what we believe could be an accelerating base business in 2006 driven by implementation of Medicare Part D and the launch of Myozyme," said Bear Stearns.

Since both approaches theoretically attain the same performance, the choice between the statistical detector and the beamformer-based acquisition is driven by implementation aspects, such as the computational complexity or the integration of the required signal processing structures into the downstream signal tracking architecture.

Research work programmes can thus become subject to, or be driven by, implementation imperatives.

Abrupt changes in streamflow at mainstream stations occurred when large reservoirs were built, while breakpoints of streamflow at tributary stations were mainly driven by the implementation of soil and water conservation measures.

This paper aims at providing experiences, knowledge, as well as new approaches to the prevention of major accidents, with impacts on the environment, driven by the implementation of the new Seveso Directive.

However, these values seem to be driven by an implementation complexity criterion rather than by an optimality one, since performance studies accomplished up to now have not considered the channel time variation effect [8, 9].

A number of studies have suggested that the HCV epidemic in Egypt was driven by the past implementation of parenteral antischistosomiasis therapy (PAT) in the health campaigns against schistosomiasis.

This is obviously not driven by a rational implementation of the law and the judgement".

Many security concerns are driven by multi-tenancy implementations, such as co-resident data, malicious tenants, eavesdropping, memory escaping and hopping and misconfiguration [141, 142].

The implementation, driven by transduction, employs proximity and typicality (ranking) realized using strangeness and random deficiency p-values, respectively.

There was a progressive increase in the coverage of the intervention driven by revisions in the implementation strategy to make the supervision more effective (Kirkwood et al. 2010).