In general, Web services are a more effective option than previous integration technologies because they are simpler and lower cost to implement, in part because they build on the ubiquitous XML standard.
Such a study, however, would be extraordinarily difficult to implement in part due to the low incidence of this malignancy and because current medical practice requires intervention at earlier stages.
The higher education white paper – most of which will never be debated by parliament — is already being implemented in parts.
These are real solutions, many of which are already being implemented in parts of the world to great success.
Moreover, this novel detection method may represent an alternative and/or a complementary approach to PCR-based techniques, which are routinely used for FBP detection, and could be implemented in (parts of) the food chain as a quality check.
The new program to combat what the attorney general dubbed the "prescription opioid epidemic" will be implemented in parts of 12 states: Florida, Michigan, Alabama, Tennessee, Nevada, Kentucky, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, California, North Carolina, and West Virginia.
Some media reports last week suggested that "concentration camp" like situations had been implemented in parts of the country to prevent survivors from having sex.
It was implemented in parts of clinical departments, wards or pathways in a limited number of Trusts (this was referred to as a 'soft landing').
The study takes advantage of an electronic information system for the collection of radiological data that was recently implemented in parts of Wales.
The federal Early Head Start program for infants and toddlers is effective when it is well implemented — in part because it succeeds in getting parents more involved with their children.
In the suit, filed in federal court in Manhattan, the Libertarians, joined by several other plaintiffs, asserted that "there is a common interest of the Democratic and Republican Parties, implemented in part through organizations such as the Commission on Presidential Debates, to lessen the stature and legitimacy of independent and minor-party candidates".
