Sentence examples for implement general from inspiring English sources

Despite efforts by the Ministry of Education and Japanese science educators to implement general science, these initiatives lacked a strong theoretical basis when compared to the US.

At various points, we find Avicenna presenting Aristotle's decisions (about mixes with possibility propositions as minor premises) as failures to implement general principles (Avicenna al-Masâ'il al-Gharîba: [1974] 94.20, 94.22, 95.52, 95.11 95.11).

The final convention does include a health article, albeit a brief one simply encouraging nations to implement general measures to protect their populations from mercury exposure.

Although there is insufficient evidence to implement general population screening for ovarian cancer at present, this evidence will, we hope, be available in the future as results from large trials such as UKCTOCS become available.

Another option is to implement general arousal-decreasing interventions (as discussed above in "Clinical Interventions That Decrease Arousal") to reduce the probability that the DMN cardiac vagal pathway will be activated (since the DMN pathway is activated in high-arousal contexts).

We will inform all stakeholders and senior management staff about the current high number of CA-BSIs per 1000 line-days and the need to reduce this number, and address the undesirability of having different CVC protocols in place – implying we need to implement general preventive measures hospital-wide.

Rates of MI and CM implementation were lower than expected, however home visitors implemented general supportive interventions at high rates.

We address the problem of implementing general, qualitative, point-based temporal reasoning.

This paper describes the design of PICO, a C++ framework for implementing general parallel branch-and-bound algorithms.

The paper presents an efficient way of implementing general multi-point constraint conditions in a finite element solver.

European Regulation (EC) No. 2073/2005 lays down the microbiological criteria for certain microorganisms in foods and the implementing rules to be complied with by food business operators (FBOs) in Europe when implementing general and specific hygiene measures.