Sentence examples for implementation as a case study from inspiring English sources

The objective of this work was to use the notified adverse events in the state of Rondônia during the first ten years of the program's implementation as a case study to address current safety issues related to vaccines used in children.

Here, we present the implementation of this initiative as a case study to demonstrate the application of a Health Network approach to achieving translation of evidence into policy and practice.

Both the framework and the implementation of a case study are freely distributed as open-source to facilitate the reproducibility of the experiments and to assist practitioners in applying the current approach.

A typical Australian house with nine roofs is then chosen for implementation through a case study.

For his project, Collectivizing Performance: Unions and Education Reform in Brazil, Evan explored the political dynamics regarding the implementation of public management reforms using Brazil as a case study, particularly with reference to the implementation of performance pay in the public sector.

The Improvised Explosive Device (IED) incidents from 2007 to 2013 in the capital district of Yala province, the southern part of Thailand, are collected and generated to the methodology as a case study implementation.

This research aims to help bridge this gap, and it explores to what extent a plan has been implemented and what factors have affected plan implementation, taking the Guangzhou city master plan as a case study.

Using the implementation of the Vision for Space Exploration as a case study, a Policy Technology Feedback loop is outlined.

We finally describe the implementation of a new program, the Aging Brain Care Medical Home as a case study of our proposed evaluation process.

"Ramifications of software implementation and deployment: A case study on yaw moment controller design".

The implementation study have a case study design [ 38] enabling a close study of the actual organisational practices [ 39].