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Regional Offices and Regional Alcohol Managers (RAMs) were employed specifically for the programme; their role included fostering implementation of 'high-impact changes' (HICs) in their regions.
Incorporation of effective translational strategies from the early stages of the antibody development process is a necessity; when considered it not only reduces development time and cost, but also fosters implementation of rational decision-making throughout all phases of antibody development.
The development of explicit human resources policies is a crucial link in health policies and is needed both to address the imbalances of the health workforce and to foster implementation of the health services reforms.
Yet despite the emerging evidence of the importance of strong leadership, there has been little research on identifying and fostering "implementation leaders".
Therefore, to foster implementation skills of professionals that are involved, the project 'Audit generated changes in perinatal care using tailored implementation strategies' (ACTion) started in 2013.
These broader initiatives would have allowed law enforcement to track guns alleged to have been stolen, strike down black market sales of guns, and foster implementation of new technologies like smart gun technology.
Our data suggest that the reason why some super users foster implementation success more effectively than others lies in the behaviors that they use to support implementation, which varied as a function of their role engagement.
These studies boosted the biotechnology industry over the past half-century, fostering the implementation of new, sustainable, and efficient bioprocesses all over the world.
The article emphasizes the added value provided by the combination of AHP and MIVES in the design of an ad-hoc rating system aimed at fostering the implementation of sustainable infrastructure projects in developing countries.
Internal results foster the implementation of cooperative projects between the university and public and private partners.
The purpose of Durban II, as decided in August 2007 with the consent of the European Union, is to "foster the implementation of the Durban Declaration".
