Sentence examples for gain from implementing from inspiring English sources
So, just to be clear, the people Harvey managed to upset were the government, accountants and just about everyone else who stands to gain from implementing the money-laundering legislation.
As the backprojection operator takes up more of the overall run time, the relative gains from implementing it in hardware become larger, resulting in the increasing speedup numbers seen in the table.
There are however no estimates of the likely benefits to be gained from implementing the new policies and/or new technology, whether alone or in combination.
Intervention opportunity reflects existing intervention coverage and the potential gains from implementing an IPC.
We describe the variability in electronically available data across six sites and report efficiencies gained from implementing an electronic data collection (EDC) instead of the originally proposed paper-based data collection.
Additional time was required during training to explain that PBMA focuses on changes to services and the marginal or incremental benefit gain (or loss) from implementing a specific proposal.
But the Patients Association fears it would be a distraction from implementing the government's health reforms and finding £20bn of productivity gains.
"the benefits of implementing both agreements simultaneously amount to roughly 90percentt of the sum of benefits derived from implementing each agreement alone -- in other words, the agreements deliver different, largely complementary gains.
We have quite a lot to gain from understanding and implementing the type of urban design and planning, such as the BeltLine project, that will increase physical activity on a societal scale.
Accordingly, we are seeking feedback from users as they progress through the website and gain experience implementing the treatment.
