Sentence examples for driven by the implementation from inspiring English sources

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.

Specific drug-gene implementations are driven by the strength of the evidence, and potential impact on patient care in the specific patient population, with priorities set to some degree by interest/demand from clinicians within the health system.

This is coherent with the real situation of CCS as its implementation is largely driven by the attitude of the stakeholders in government, industry and academia.

Table 6 provides an overview of the assessed technologies for defining the implementation of a concrete architecture driven by the 'data replication use case'.

9 Driven by the sample size restriction in GRASS-GiS' i.smap module, an implementation of the SMAPalgorithm [18] to perform supervised image classification.

28 Hence, our assumption for testing is that the implementation of change in a network will be driven by the collective reflection on feedback about the network.

In its report on HMRC's performance in 2011-12, the auditor says the timetable for full implementation of RTI is "challenging" and driven by the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) timetable for rolling out universal credit from October next year.

The development and implementation costs per patient were largely driven by the personnel costs.

The design and implementation of the clinical interface for SUH was driven by the principles of the PCMH model to improve patient-centered care and outcomes through the use of an e-health technology accessible by practice care teams.

The implementation of enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation, either separately or simultaneously, at a higher WIS content is driven by the possible energy savings in the distillation step [ 26].