Sentence examples for implementation and achieving from inspiring English sources
Compliance of those being regulated has been identified as an important stage of policy implementation and achieving the goals of a regulation[ 6].
(programme manager 3) The NGO that employed and managed the lay health workers was always seen as closely involved in the implementation, and achieving a more community-based programme depended on the NGO's performance.
The WLIC method can extend the THINC scheme to multi-dimension while maintaining simplicity of implementation and achieve a higher accuracy than the original THINC scheme.
Because of pipelined design and sorting procedure it is well suited for FPGA implementation and achieved 2.8 Gbps throughput for 64QAM modulation scheme with 4x4 systems.
The experiments have shown that the improved SIFT is almost 2 3 times faster than the original while maintaining more robust performance, and the GPU implementation of the improved SIFT is 20 times faster than central processing unit (CPU) implementation and achieves acceleration at real-time as expected.
Analyzing the priorities and dynamics among stakeholders may help to identify factors that may impact implementation and achieve a true picture of technological translation.
In order to reduce implementation complexity and achieve computation efficiency, design issues for efficient and secure password based remote user authentication scheme have been extensively investigated by research community in these two decades.
A well-organized and coordinated network helps actors in the policy implementation and in achieving the organizations' end results (24).
Because of the worsening of global ecological problems, the implementation of reducing carbon emissions and achieving sustainable development has become the issue of common concern around the world.
Brazil is expecting a significant reduction of net LULUCF emissions through implementation of the Forest Code and achieving zero illegal deforestation in the Amazon biome.
Documenting and evaluating school-based intervention programs is critical for setting evidence-based health policy, justifying funding, and achieving broader implementation of successful interventions.
