Sentence examples for expansion of implementation from inspiring English sources

With the expansion of implementation literature and maturation of the implementation field, it is now possible to conduct a formal search strategy solely within healthcare.

While there are ambitious targets to increase the share of renewable energy technology implementations in the different EU-states, it is increasingly recognized that social acceptance may form a factor constraining the expansion of their implementation and use.

Because agricultural production and marketing generate a large number of hazards for consumers and the natural environment, the expansion of QMS implementation is a crucial issue for public authorities, which are interested in the consumers' health, the quality of life and the agricultural competitiveness.

All of these factors point to an immediate and significant expansion of UNICEF implementation capacity in the South and East and renewed high levels of support to Darfur.

We anticipate examining these issues in our ongoing expansion of CREATE implementations to 20 4-yr and community colleges in courses taught by a subset of the 96 faculty members we trained in intensive summer workshops in 2012 2013 (K. Kenyon and S. Hoskins, study in progress as part of DUE 1021443).

SCP, as it was originally described, was composed of six different stages: collection of data, identification of conservation goals, evaluation of the existing protected area network, design of expansions, implementation of conservation action, and long-term maintenance of biodiversity in the network.

Five scenarios were created for this purpose: (1) business as usual, (2) increased rate of urban expansion, (3) no urban expansion, (4) implementation of greenbelts around urban areas, (5) protection of the best agricultural land.

I use a large data set of 176 counties over 7 years, including 3 years of pre-expansion period, 1 year of implementation year, and 3 years of post-expansion period.

The future expansion and implementation of this database will require that extra precautions be taken to overcome these potential shortcomings.

The study results underscore the need for expansion and implementation of sound policy and practices regarding TB/HIV integration and airborne infection control in community and health care facility settings throughout the world.

As noted by implementation scientist expert Dean Fixsen, "…implementation frameworks are not an end point, but a new beginning for expansion of knowledge related to implementation best practices, science, and policy" (http://nirn.fpg.unc.edu/about-nirn/our-approach).