Sentence examples for implementation for measuring from inspiring English sources

Finally, Wedyan and Gosh [15] and Wedyan et al. [29] presented an approach and tool implementation for measuring data flow coverage based on state variables defined in base classes or aspects.

In summary, there is a very limited evidence base for either the design of nursing guideline implementation interventions or for measuring the process and outcome of nursing care.

The design of a prototype implementation for automatically measuring, monitoring, and verifying service level agreements for Internet services is also described.

This paper presents the design and the implementation of a methodology for measuring and improving safety culture at a nuclear power plant (NPP).

The study describes the implementation of experimental procedure for measuring the hydrodynamic noise generated by model scale marine propellers in atmospheric towing tank.

A promising but time-consuming method for measuring implementation quality is the use of video-recorded observations, which was applied in a study by Johnson and colleagues [ 42].

However, the practical utility of theory-derived research instruments for measuring implementation and normalisation processes can only be fully realised through research and development activity that is focused on providing guidance for the operationalisation and adaptation of such measures for use in the contextually diverse environments in which health care work is conducted.

This paper aimed to (1) describe the process and outcome of a project to develop a theory-based instrument for measuring implementation processes relating to e-health interventions; and (2) identify key issues and methodological challenges for advancing work in this field.

Bedside prevalence studies before and after implementation are an adequate instrument for measuring improvements.

We describe how SAPG used this baseline PPS as the foundation for implementation of measures for improvement in antibiotic prescribing.

Methods following approaches (ii) and (iii) are the most suitable for the implementation in measuring instruments, since they allow separation of the signals, sharing the observed band.