Sentence examples for implement less of from inspiring English sources

It is clear from these tables that non cloud specific tools, expectedly, implement less of the requirements of cloud monitoring than tools specifically built for cloud monitoring.

And I appreciate that Norman Lamb, the former Lib Dem care minister, had good intentions in the policies he tried to implement (less so in the scrapping of the survey to measure their effectiveness), but clearly I don't agree that they worked.

However, in most European countries, screening is already going on and when screening will be implemented less than 100% of men invited will participate.

Implement less risky parts later, closer to deadline in order to avoid or minimize the risk of paying penalties.

These methods are popular in practical applications since they are easy to implement, need less computations than most of the other methods, and are therefore suitable to reduce high-dimensional ODE/DAE systems that commonly arise in design and analysis of VLSI (very-large-scale integration) circuits.

We interpret the success of patient portals in U.S. integrated health service networks as partly due to the fact that information is seamlessly shared between in-network providers (and also that more complex features are likely less costly to implement when economies-of-scale are involved) [ 1].

In total, the value contribution of case (B) is lower than that of the general case even if less projects are implemented and less investment outflows are caused.

For a president bent on implementing reforms, "less can be more" – less aggressiveness and less ego.

High costs of dropout of CHWs along without implementing of strategies of reducing dropout make the program less sustainable.

Another study in Chongqing by Hu et al also found DOT is not well implemented, only less than 5% of TB patients (17/401) were observed by health staff [ 18].

The decision by Tyson Foods (Springdale, AR), one of the nation's largest poultry producers, to stop using antibiotics altogether for chickens marketed fresh in the United States could result in a substantial reduction in GEN use; however, this change will be implemented at less than half of their U.S. production facilities (Associated Press 2007).