Sentence examples for finally to implement from inspiring English sources

Finally, to implement the acquired knowledge in the practice, determining the conditions, in which the change of present-day convective defrosting technology to the new radiant technology becomes effective.

Advanced bioinformatic tools are now warranted to facilitate the integration of accumulating genetic information with clinical and biochemical end points and, finally, to implement genotype phenotype data in the care of patients with renal failure to better identify patients at high risk and to design novel personalized therapeutic and preventive strategies.

Finally, to implement the hyperbolic physiological relationship between μ and X[ 16], we assume that t* depends on X according to the same relationship, i.e., t* = 60/μ* where μ* = k* X / (K* + X).

We plan to extend the post-processing of CD-Search results to also allow 'suppression' of some domains close to the default E-value threshold based on well-supported DA and finally to implement a conservative post-processing strategy for both pre-computed results and live searches.

Under joint pressure from the Soviet Union and the United States, South Africa finally agreed to implement Resolution 435, and democratic elections in 1989 were won by SWAPO, led by Sam Nujoma.

Returning to Beijing in 1902, she finally began to implement many of the innovations that had been reversed in 1898, although the Guangxu emperor no longer participated in the government.

Should the Fed signal that it is finally ready to implement another round of accommodation, then we expect to see a very favourable market reaction with investors finding comfort in the unified central bank decision to provide more cushion throughout the recovery.

"So I finally had to implement rules at home," the governor said, "and tell them that if they take showers that are longer than five minutes that there will be consequences, like they will not be able to go out, where they will not be able to bring friends over, and on and on and on".

Texas was finally able to implement its voter-ID law in time for this year's primaries, as a result of Shelby County v Holder, the Supreme Court decision in 2013 that struck down part of the Voting Rights Act (meaning that a number of states with a history of discriminating against minority voters, including Texas, no longer need the federal government to clear new voting restrictions).

China's industry minister, Miao Wei, said local governments were finally moving ahead to implement plans to relocate and upgrade chemical plants.

Finally, a procedure to implement the adaptive chemistry in different flow simulations is presented.