Sentence examples for had begun implementation from inspiring English sources

Of these 11 had begun implementation as of March 2011 and were thus included in this study.

Three countries – United States (US), United Kingdom, and Germany – had made substantial progress; Japan and Canada had begun implementation efforts [ 16].

In 2014, approximately 35% of English hospitals had begun implementation of CDS functionality in at least one ward or hospital department, while this figure was over 60% for US hospitals.

Because there is a national debate about how to implement the CDC's recommendations [24] [26] and some organizations already have begun implementation [17], [27], it is essential to understand how laws may affect these efforts.

The Fed told the G.A.O. that it has "begun implementation of all recommended actions".

Now that the HEAR has begun implementation, universities minister David Willets is supporting a pilot of the GPA system.

First, we have begun implementation of a computerized adaptive test (CAT) for MAT on the iPad platform.

Few facilities had begun the implementation process, so study sites were selected if they had started implementing NIMART and had at least one NIMART-trained nurse.

In the cases where 'how-to' knowledge was given least priority during the early stages of 'initiation' and 'adoption decision', issues that should have been picked up when adoption decisions were being made came up at implementation trial and even once trust-wide implementation had begun.

Altogether, of the 377 sites in which implementation should have taken place, 78 (21%) had begun the process of implementing a variant of the NHS Care Records Service.

Hospitals reported that they had begun to devise strategies for future implementation, which included engaging senior clinicians and encouraging local ownership.