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To probe this further, in this article we examine – based on the policy network approach – how the gap between high-level national policies and local practice implementation can be explained in the current Chinese context.

This inability to realise financial benefits through the implementation of HIT can be explained largely by inadequate management and development strategies by the IT industry [ 29].

Higher opportunity costs tend to have correspondingly higher implementation costs, which can be explained by the higher level of investment requirements to offset opportunity costs.

The present paper attempts to elucidate that the agenda-setting, policy enforcement, and project implementation of the SRP can be explained through: 1) political processes, 2) interplays between the institutional politics of different political parties and non-institutional politics of social actors, and 3) interactions between political regionalism and developmentalism.

The implementation process of priority dropping can be explained as follows: First, the packet priority number is defined when the data is packetized in the application layer.

Our findings indicate that the continued decrease of ES and biodiversity in Germany can be explained by implementation deficits within a well-established nature conservation system.

The lack of widespread SDR implementation of uplink OFDMA in the literature can be explained with difficulty of the dynamic and multi-user oriented implementation design, in contrast to the OFDM.

This result can be explained by an implementation improvement, performed by TI to optimize the SRIO on the C66x DSP family, that allow better throughput for non-posted transactions with higher packet size.

The successful implementation of T2T in the DREAM hospitals can be explained by several factors.

The higher number of patients in the study group can be explained by strict implementation of inclusion criteria for the control group.

The absence of any impact can be explained by poor implementation of the intervention, reflecting non-acceptance and/or lack of willingness of doctors to change at the intervention sites.