Sentence examples for if implemented with from inspiring English sources
The acceptance testing protocol described herein demonstrates the successful clinical implementation of the guidelines for the viewing conditions of medical displays, and if implemented with a QC program, can be used to determine when LCD devices used for diagnostic interpretation need to be upgraded.
I think the work coming out says they are gaining a higher degree of confidence that this will work and work well, if implemented with good practices.
I think the work coming out says [researchers] are gaining a higher degree of confidence that this will work – and work well, if implemented with good practices.
The e-ARBAIS has shown its potential to reduce injury in the organization if implemented with a thorough plan and strong commitment from all levels.
Even the best model, if implemented with incorrect data, will produce false supply/demand chain configurations.
But if implemented with employees having to say in the process, AI can be a force of positive change.
If not implemented with care, biofuel production can put upward pressure on food prices, increase greenhouse gas emissions, exacerbate degradation of land, forests, water sources and ecosystems and jeopardize the livelihood security of individuals immediately dependent on the natural resource base.
Its much celebrated Central Forest Spine scheme if fully implemented with the replanting of forest corridors will only yield 53,000 square kilometers.
If successfully implemented with the appropriate depth of data content, such databases could serve as robust resources for advanced queries.
Acknowledging that the WTO Decision was complicated on its own, they argued that if 'robustly implemented with a minimum of interference', the legislation would be worthwhile.
If properly implemented, with the investment of only about 10 cents - a dime - per year per person for iodized salt, we can help prevent cretinism, stillbirth and miscarriage, and infant mortality due to iodine deficiency and save future generations from loss of learning ability.
