Sentence examples for emphasise the implementation from inspiring English sources
These emphasise the implementation of policies, such as smoke-free legislation, higher taxation, advertising bans, large graphic health warnings and education on the dangers of tobacco, in order to promote cessation at population level.
This drop could be the fall-out of the reorganization of the National TB Control Programme, which emphasises the implementation of the directly observed treatment strategy (DOTs).
In this paper, we emphasise the in silico implementation of DNA-inspired algorithms as the only way to compete with other algorithms for solving NP-complete problems.
It would too much emphasise the effect of implementation compared with the healing effect of the pathway.
In 2004, the French government released a second plan of action for Alzheimer's disease, which emphasised the broad implementation of memory clinics as well as structured follow-up of patients.
Based on the adverse effects of mixed microstructure in the as-manufactured condition on the performance of first-life multi-wear wheels discussed above, the importance of initial microstructure needs to be emphasised and the implementation of acceptance criteria regarding the initial microstructure may be necessary when new multi-wear wheels are purchased.
Contemporary approaches to PMSs emphasise the role of performance indicators for strategy implementation and advocate the adoption of non-financial indicators in addition to traditional financial metrics.
Landscape suitability analyses are incorporated in an operative framework to emphasise the influence of regional landscape and climate in the implementation of such management strategies.
The problems with technology identified in this review further emphasise the need to ensure its careful design and implementation.
In this article, we want to emphasise the role of these middle leaders and the way they were responsible for enacting the systematic quality work1 among their peers related to the implementation of the revised curriculum beginning in 2011.
They emphasise the intentions of the suspect.
