Sentence examples for implementation and the target from inspiring English sources

The impact and potential QoE degradation will depend, among many other factors, on the network's resiliency [8], as well as on the characteristics of the video traffic, which in turn is dependent on the video content being compressed, the encoder implementation and the target latency profile.

They include the programme designers and implementation teams in each setting, partners in implementation and the target group, in this case the adolescents.

Other outcomes such as contributions to developing researcher capacity or knowledge about intervention implementation, and the target group or setting not examined in this study are also important.

Although Advanced Access documentation emphasises that patients should be able to book appointments with the clinician of their choice, the measures used to judge successful implementation, and the targets set for primary care organisations focus almost exclusively on 'entry access' or the speed with which patients get into the system [ 11, 10].

Experience is influenced by many parameters but in this work we only focus on the time the developer has worked with the implementation language and the target architecture.

The coverage, functioning and quality of the programme proved to be supportive of the programme's objectives, however better coordination at all stages of the programme cycle needs to be considered in the next implementation phase and the targeting needs to improve to ensure that the right beneficiaries get and consume the rations.

Variants of the solution of regional natural-ecological problems are proposed, and the measures for implementation of the target concepts are substantiated.

This study describes the program components and implementation and explores whether the target population was exposed to the intervention, the reach of the individual intervention components, and the effect on screening intentions.

The transition funds have also aligned with the objectives, implementation and targets of the country's Medium Term Plan and provided an effective coordinating platform for the monitoring and evaluation of Medium Term Plan targets in the social sectors – the same targets that are reflected in the transition funds.

Further explanations for the results are related to the other determinants: the implementation object, the contextual factors and the target group.

Evidence to date has primarily focussed on establishing the extent of the relationship between costs and the scale and timing of programme implementation, and the characteristics of the (recipient) target group.