Sentence examples similar to fitting implementation from inspiring English sources

The overall complexity should often be kept under control in order to fit implementation area constraints.

As an indication of poor model fit, implementation of the animal model DHGLM gave a lower adjusted profile h-likelihood (see next section "Model selection") than an animal model without heterogeneity of residual variance.

It may well be, as the EPA argues and as the concurring opinion below on denial of rehearing pointed out, see 195 F. 3d, at 11-12 that some provisions of Subpart 2 are ill fitted to implementation of the revised standard.

It may well be, as the EPA argues–and as the concurring opinion below on denial of rehearing pointed out, see 195 F.3d, at 11—12–that some provisions of Subpart 2 are ill fitted to implementation of the revised standard.

Later, in the same document, the question is posed: "Didn't you call the Labor model unworkable and not fit for implementation?" The official response hinges on the assertion the government had since obtained national support for the funding model and was cleaning up Labor's negotiating "mess".

Third, not every type of induced switching fits the implementation in our model.

There is no 'one size fits all' implementation strategy; they are likely to work best if tailored to local circumstances and takes account of broader policy context.

Kirshner, H., Aguet, F., Sage, D. & Unser, M. 3-D PSF fitting for fluorescence microscopy: implementation and localization application.

Pragmatic evaluations of guideline implementation in nursing are necessary to document important barriers for the design and evaluation of tailored strategies that fit real-world implementation.

Other factors include organisational expectations that clinicians multitask [ 52], a lack of role clarity [ 4, 52], ambiguity [ 62], organisational processes that have not been re-engineered to fit with the implementation of technology [ 48, 71], the low status of nurses [ 24] and organisational guidelines and group norms that prevent visible and formal expression of emotion about patients [ 75].

Many implementations fit this model.