Sentence examples for for a future implementation from inspiring English sources
The five themes – when perceived as both barriers and enablers – provide a basis for a future implementation plan that includes strategies to overcome barriers and facilitate positive uptake.
This is one of the challenges to be surpassed for a future implementation of a gold-standard molecular methodology for CL and VL.
For a future implementation of a marker panel, particular sample collection protocols and guidelines need therefore to be assessed and defined in order to achieve best and most robust assay performance.
Relocation of these "bus stops" also opens up for the children to benefit from a future implementation of Swedish law of passing a bus at standstill in no higher speeds than 30 km/h [4, 16].
For this reason, in a future implementation, our system will be tested in a constant monitoring framework whereby the visualized time-varying power indices will be accessible to the implanted patient at all times as an additional TV channel.
The process of intervention development requires that the intervention is feasible for both evaluation in the RCT and importantly for any future implementation in a policy context.
Finally, a sediment budget for a full future implementation scenario of CA has been estimated, predicting a large impact of CA on sheet and rill erosion rates, since total soil loss due to sheet and rill erosion in cropland would become 581 t yr−1 instead of 1109 t yr−1, if CA would be practiced in MZZ.
This study aimed to analyse the design of the Jampersal policy in Indonesia and to provide suggestions for improvement for future implementation.
The method was applied to the design of the conversion unit of uranium hexafluoride of Brazilian Nuclear Industries, identifying a set of nine critical safety functions that will serve as a basis for future implementation of a monitoring system based on critical safety functions.
The results form a basis for future implementation of WGS as a standard typing tool for classification of E. coli in phylogeny and epidemiology.
