Sentence examples for equipment and implementation from inspiring English sources

The authors argued that the environment help trainee in learning the correct use of equipment and implementation of processes in order to prevent accidents and reduce human error.

The costs for cleaning, renovation, installation of new equipment and implementation of new routines etc. were an estimated 1.2 million SEK or around 120,000 Euros at the approximate exchange rate during this period, e.g. expenditure on hand disinfectants and disposable gloves doubled from 2008 to 2009.

We review here the choice of curriculum, the training plan, helpful equipment specifications, and implementation of ongoing measures of quality assessment and sustainability.

We retrospectively analyzed the response of 100 emergency departments regarding use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and implementation of infection control measures (ICMs) during the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in Taiwan.

Future data collection may benefit from including additional variables that examine specific injury prevention components such as individual player usage of protective equipment and team implementation of training interventions.

The Australian mining industry has embraced risk-based management strategies across the entire spectrum of applications, from feasibility studies and mine planning and design, through to new equipment and technology implementation.

Although the authors allude to the possible geographic variability of these risks, there is nevertheless no mention of the possible evolution over time that can take place both in heat-wave definition temperatures and in the modifications of these possible impacts, beyond those stemming from the use of air-conditioning equipment and the implementation of heat-wave prevention plans.

Whether your operating room design project involves renovation, new construction, or a little of both, operating room equipment layout planning and implementation strategies can be challenging, with available technologies representing a staggering array of options.

Improvements in equipment, staff training and implementation of testing and procedures obviously require funding.

Today, modern ultrasound equipment and the wide implementation of screening programmes allow the timely diagnosis of many congenital anomalies.

The lower doses and corresponding risk estimates in the current work reflect the use of contemporary state-of-the-art low dose CT equipment and the successful implementation of dose reduction strategies for paediatric CT imaging by the participating radiology departments (as illustrated in Table  4).