Sentence examples for implementation consistent from inspiring English sources

In one implementation consistent with the principles of the invention, this metric may be measured by considering the countries from which known visitors to the news web site are coming (eg, based at least in part on the Internet Protocol (IP) addresses of those users that click on the links from the search site to articles by the news source being measured).

Complete intervention implementation, consistent with level 3 criteria, is expected by the end of the two-and-a-half-year intervention period.

Fifthly, we created measures of OEND implementation consistent with our conception of how OEND may impact on rates of fatal overdose and acute care utilization, but they have not been validated in other populations.

Effective implementation, consistent and correct use of the checklist has been associated with team effort which requires complete knowledge of how the checklist has to be used and its goals [ 9, 10].

Our analysis of factors affecting IS implementation, consistent with that of Sein and colleagues [ 74] also shows that the distinct interests and roles of different sets of actors are critical in shaping IS introduction and use – and affect the dialectic that our adapted structurationist framing of IS implementation seeks to explain.

"Buy America" provisions allow the waiver of domestic preference, for reasons of cost or availability, and their implementation is consistent with United States international trade obligations.

Developers must then verify that the final implementation is consistent with these more abstract specifications.

The co-founders also ensured the audience gathered at Disrupt that the site's security implementation is consistent with the guidelines of the Federal HIPAA and HITECH acts.

Since some turnaround moves lack the ability to yield measurable value creation during implementation, a consistent evaluation becomes difficult Employ twofold turnaround models, including accounting-based as well as market-based measures.

Nurses can take leadership roles in engaging key stakeholders in health care organizations, assuring that communications regarding implementation are consistent with genomic literacy for each group of stakeholders, and planning for evaluation of data to assess how each component of the implementation process affected the overall outcome for health care.

The effectiveness in the WSP implementation is consistent with designed plan.