Sentence examples for implementation in relation from inspiring English sources

The contribution presented in this paper is a metric-based approach for estimating the time needed for hardware implementation in relation to the complexity of an algorithm.

It then introduces China's sponge cities initiative and discusses policy implementation in relation to contemporary understanding of sustainable urban stormwater management and international experience with innovative practices.

Rapid multiple input multiple out nonlinear controller development was achieved using SSA and the SMNE algorithm, demonstrating comparable time and cost to implementation in relation to the reduced model.

Answers to the questions should enable decision-makers to prioritise policy development or implementation in relation to the differing needs of potentially competing beneficiaries and what needs to be done or not done to the ecosystem, where, when and by whom.

This is the first systematic review to make an in depth exploration of guideline implementation in relation to the organisational characteristics of hospitals.

The research based pharmaceutical industry's few comments framed the WTO Decision's implementation in relation to keeping future innovation and the development needs of developing countries in mind.

We have identified a number of important consequences resulting from key procurement, design and implementation decision in relation to plans to implement a national EHR software system in England.

After describing the planning process, we discuss implementation priorities in relation to conservation value and vulnerability to habitat loss, as well as socio-economic, political and institutional constraints and opportunities.

Almost all reviews examined the characteristics of the implementation strategies in relation to the use of the guideline (see Additional file 1).

The semi-structured section contained questions on the participants' perspective regarding the impact and the changes brought about by its implementation, both in relation to the professional him/herself and in relation to the obstetric unit.

This paper also highlights the issues - many unaddressed in current guidelines - that staff at the frontline of research implementation face in relation to benefits, particularly when carrying out research in socio-economically disadvantaged populations.