Sentence examples for implement the findings from inspiring English sources
Conducting a trial in a single centre removes between-centre heterogeneity, but when such trials (for example, those of early goal-directed therapy for severe sepsis [ 2] and of tight glycaemic control in critically ill patients [ 3]) find treatment effects, physicians can be reluctant to implement the findings if they suspect they were unique to the study institution [ 4, 5].
Reviews of research show that the predominant barriers are related to organizational factors such as lack of time to find research and to implement this and lack of authority to implement the findings.
During hearings last month, Australia was castigated for its routine refusals to implement the findings of the committee.
That is no reason to abandon these studies, but it suggests the need for deep thought on how best to design them and implement the findings.
We've explored the latest studies on exercise in schools and found practical ways for teachers to implement the findings, in PE lessons and beyond.
"He is a progressive figure and is best placed to implement the findings of the commission of inquiry," said Paul Winn, author of the report.
The draft clauses of a proposed parliamentary bill implementing the findings of the cross-party Smith commission on the devolution of further powers to Scotland were launched by Prime Minister David Cameron in Edinburgh last week.
Mr Brown was implementing the findings of the review into public sector efficiency led by Peter Gershon which pointed at using information technology, better procurement and civil service practice to produce substantial savings.
According to Spradlin, the answer is "time and managed expectations". Coordinating, collecting, and analyzing huge amounts of data and implementing the findings could be years down the road.
The Poor Law Amendment Act was passed in 1834 by the government of Lord Melbourne and largely implemented the findings of the Royal Commission which had presented its findings two years earlier.
