Sentence examples for implementation characteristics of from inspiring English sources

The implementation characteristics of COSI Round 1 (2007/2008) were described in detail elsewhere [ 5].

The current study aimed to determine the reach, adoption profiles and key implementation characteristics of the ET programme.

The purpose was to find out implementation characteristics of exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, antibiotics for pneumonia and IMCI child interventions in order to scale them up.

Table  1 shows selected examples of the types of partnership, activities and composition of the steering groups.> Using domain-specific frameworks for intervention mapping and design [ 30], Table  2 shows the key focus and key implementation characteristics of participating clubs.

In line with recent recommendations [ 37], this study reports the reach, adoption profiles and key implementation characteristics of the ET programme, which are underpinned by the REAIM framework [ 38].

The purpose of this paper is to describe the conceptual design, implementation characteristics, and acceptability of a multiple risk factor intervention.

The study contributes to the empirical evaluation of ALMPs beyond what it is already known mainly in three ways: first, the paper includes aspects of the delivery system in the analysis to shed light on the role of implementation characteristics in explaining differences in the performance of ALMPs between countries.

The checklist could be used by authors and editors to improve the quality of systematic reviews, and shows promise as a pedagogical tool to facilitate the extraction and reporting of implementation characteristics.

This is particularly true with regard to the specific impact by type of ALMP and the role of ALMPs' implementation characteristics in shaping their overall effects.

To study the forest expansion implementation process we have chosen to further operationalize Matland's policy type implementation model to an extended and comprehensive typology of relevant implementation characteristics.

(Jenny –participant) While the programme reflected many of the implementation characteristics previously identified as important for facilitating both reach and participant adoption inevitably there were various learning opportunities: "I think when we first came the boys [intervention staff] expected us to want to sit and play board games or bingo like proper OAPs [old aged pensioners].