Sentence examples for implement the most recent from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire contained 74 items and evaluated all material resources required to implement the most recent Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines.

In addition, such studies should try to implement the most recent developments (e.g. [ 11]), enhancing their appreciation within the research community and fostering progress in the field.

The amendments to the package implement the most recent regulatory standards for banks, set at international level ('Basel III framework').

IDAC-Dose2.1 was created to implement clinically the most recent ICRP computational framework for internal dose assessment given in ICRP Publication 133 and is suitable for patients in nuclear medicine.

An actual archaeological engagement with the complex Ephesian harbor landscape, as well as an integration of geo-archaeological investigations, was first implemented with the most recent research plan for Ephesos.

The proposed architecture have been implemented on the most recent Xilinx Spartan FPGA, their area and delay are compared with the previous works and it is proved that proposed technique has lower area coverage and delay.

The CVTree method has been implemented in the most recent version of DAMBE (Xia 2013b).

The main conclusion of the International Expert Committee was implemented in the most recent clinical recommendations issued by the ADA.

Then, to select the most plausible models, we used the Bayesian model selection (BMS) procedure as implemented in the most recent SPM8b version (Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, London, United Kingdom, http://www.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk/spm/).ac.uk/spm/

Our new algorithm is implemented in the most recent version of the BitSeq, allowing the method to be applied to much larger RNA-seq datasets in equal computing time.

Is your ward able to meet these needs?' Carers were asked Likert-type scale questions about the extent to which reasonable adjustments had been implemented during the most recent hospital episode of the person with intellectual disabilities.