Sentence examples for further top down from inspiring English sources

Further top down commitment to policy change appeared in the current Chief Executive's election manifesto in 2008, explicitly calling for the "integration of professional Chinese medicine practice into the public healthcare system" and "development of traditional Chinese medicine" as part of the future health care reform in Hong Kong [ 16].

The Royal College of GPs ardently opposed the Conservative health bill, but is against any further top-down reorganisation.

Although e-beam and X-ray lithographies create uniformly distributed and ordered templates for further top-down processing, they are expensive and time consuming.

Lansley – whose party reassured health workers in the run-up to the general election that there would be no further sweeping, "top-down" reforms of the NHS – also reiterated what he said were the merits of handing control for commissioning budgets to GPs and scrapping primary care trusts.

The PlayPump grafted the value of "promoting play" onto a product to further a top-down agenda.

It would be desirable to further manipulate top-down and bottom-up attentional states by exploiting certain appropriate tasks, but we believe that is reasonably regarded as beyond the scope of the present study and left to be explored in future studies.

Top, down, starting with hair.

However, as acknowledged by the authors, the analysis of their MEG data may not be sufficient to detect activity modulations that might be small relative to bottom up effects, and therefore future studies using small time bins (e.g. 50 ms rather than 100 ms) are needed to further investigate top down effects.

Like everyone across the care sectors, National Voices wants no further large-scale, top-down, structural reorganisations.

Quantitative methods were further distinguished between top-down and bottom-up methods.

We further evaluated potential top-down effects of foxes on vegetation through seed dispersal and the control of rabbit herbivory (fruit depulpation interfering seed dispersal).