Sentence examples for implementation in most from inspiring English sources

Figure 4, comparing the accuracy curves of different aggregation strategies, shows that separable aggregation closely follows the original implementation in most cases.

A similar, though slightly better, situation has been reported in Norway [ 7] with implementation in most hospitals "stalled".

However, despite this evidence base, pre-operative optimisation has failed to have significant penetration into clinical practice with apparent low levels of implementation in most countries.

In a recent systematic review, EMS implementation in most of the selected controlled clinical trials produced significant improvements in muscle strength, exercise capacity and disease-specific health status [ 14].

Physicians, and especially general practitioners (GPs), are the cornerstone of vaccination implementation in most countries and their recommendations play an influential role in their patients' vaccine behavior (Gust et al., 2008, Freed et al., 2011, Schwarzinger et al., 2010).

However, this relevance was diluted during implementation in most of the districts/states and as a result contrary to QP's conceptualisation, quality itself seems to have been compartmentalised (into different dimensions) and the focus on integrating all the dimensions together has been lost.

Six silent killers of strategy implementation exist in most companies, but too many managers avoid confronting them.

Another advantage of ANNs often used to justify their use is the ease of hardware implementation; however, in most publications, this did not seem to be the reason for application.

Policy implementation has in most cases not been followed suit thereby leaving local communities to encounter difficulties in asserting their rights (Seymour and Rutherford, 1990).

The greatest threats to poliomyelitis eradication are a financing gap of US$210 million and difficulties in strategy implementation in at most five countries.

I was in Chicago on Monday, May 16 to pitch our Element of Play (EOP) for implementation in the most violent and impoverished communities in the Chicago Public Library system which has 80 branches.