Sentence examples for implementation in major from inspiring English sources

Countries protecting their national transport industries slowed implementation in major ports.

The objective of this paper is twofold a. to investigate contemporary issues on quality and safety within the port industry and b. to empirically assess the perceptions for quality and safety management implementation in major Greek ports.

Automatic variable selection methods, including forward selection, backward elimination, and stepwise selection (hereafter, 'stepwise methods') [ 6, 7] were developed in 1960s and gained popularity in epidemiology and other fields for a number of reasons, including computational simplicity, relative ease of interpretation, and their implementation in major statistical software packages [ 3].

ISC is very close to cosine similarity in term of implementation complexity in major engines such as Spark [32] or any improved big data architecture [33, 34].

Its versatility and effectiveness warranted its implementation in all major commercial molecular modelling packages (CCG MOE, Schrödinger Maestro, MolSoft ICM, Certara SYBYL-X) and cheminformatics toolkits (ChemAxon, OpenEye) currently on the market.

Among the reasons for the delay in the adoption and implementation of major shifts in HRH policy may be the lack of clear political vision on the future of the health system more broadly.

Nevertheless, healthcare systems in developed countries continue to encounter considerable difficulties in implementation, and experience major delays in diffusing novel initiatives, despite the perception that healthcare organisations are arguably among the most knowledge-rich and scientifically-based institutions [ 7].

In New Zealand, the implementation of major assessment reforms in senior secondary schools provided opportunity to investigate teacher professional development as a function of the particular stage of an educational reform.

The role of urban rail transit in the implementation of major national strategies is thus further strengthened.

These conditions have resulted in the implementation of major changes to the medical school's curriculum.

As dual practice is unlikely to disappear in the short term, its existence and role in the health sector cannot be ignored during the design and implementation of major health reforms in Uganda and other countries where dual practice exists.