Sentence examples for effort in implementation from inspiring English sources

39 Either a more intensive intervention or more effort in implementation would be needed to achieve functional improvement in this population.

While such an approach definitely requires more effort in implementation, it allows to access the framework directly, without having the overhead of transformation (and as a result a potential loss of structural information).

Our study was a quality improvement effort in the implementation of the SSC severe sepsis resuscitation bundle in Asia, with the additional aim to examine the effect of lactate clearance as a bundle item.

In closing, we the participants of the seminar express our gratitude to His Excellency President Hamid Karzai for his contribution to the seminar and hope that under his guidance and instructions, related governmental bodies will spare no effort in the implementation and follow-up of our declaration.

These findings will assist efforts in targeting implementation of conservation practices to the most environmentally-critical areas within watersheds to achieve water quality improvements in a cost-effective manner.

Many institutions have made tremendous efforts in the implementation of sustainable environment management based on 'integrated' approaches, as opposed to that of late 20th century's in-depth knowledge or 'reductionism' concepts.

There is, for instance, a global platform to share experience on DRR among UNISDR parties (Olowu 2010); national platforms were also developed to track efforts in the implementation of DRR strategies made in each country; finally a reporting process was establish through the voluntary submission of national reports on progress regarding the implementation of HFA (Olowu 2010).

As the collection of papers shows, there have been many efforts in the implementation of sustainable development in higher education institutions; however, there are still many challenges to integrate sustainable development into their systems, and many opportunities for research in the topic.

The people who are the "heroes" for their efforts in the implementation process should be acknowledged and honored.

We would like to thank Tone Larsen, the coordinating midwife at Østfold Hospital Trust, for her great efforts in study implementation and follow-up of participants.

Some concerns were related to the following issues: The introduction of change is always difficult and will require extra efforts in the implementation.