Sentence examples for favour the implementation from inspiring English sources
Early diagnosis of diabetes, before the onset of clinical symptoms, would favour the implementation of lifestyle modifications that could retard its progression and avoid the development of atherosclerotic lesions.
This paper examines the organisational and workplace conditions that favour the implementation of national revised VTE guidance in 2010 in four hospitals in the greater South West of England.
In addition, decision-makers, managers and health care professionals will be aware of the factors to consider that favour the implementation of this intervention in FMG and other CSSS of the region and throughout Quebec.
The high volume of these kinds of procedures, and the development of minimally invasive surgical techniques and new anesthetic approaches, favoured the implementation of day-surgery care.
Although there has been no clear leadership, these efforts demonstrate that the research community favours the implementation of standards and is prepared to move towards global guidelines.
There are indications that the expansion of the fluoridation coverage among the population depends on federal government incentives and not on the privatization of the water and wastewater sector, as well as on a culture among both the population and institutions that favours the implementation of this measure [ 39].
As he spoke, a loudspeaker address from a makeshift platform accused those in Tahrir of trying to prevent the imposition of sharia law, while others chanted in favour of the implementation of Islamic law.
In the setting of globalisation, these factors are not in favour of the implementation of clinical research in France when countries such as India and China and those in Eastern Europe can offer many advantages, particularly in terms of patient recruitment.
We are in favour of adapting the implementation of EU legislation to take account of individual local circumstances and needs.
Thus, the application of a cluster-randomised community-based trial rather favoured the project implementation as it allowed random allocation of the intervention across communities, minimising possible grievances and complaints.
