Sentence examples for implementation of further from inspiring English sources
For implementation frameworks of 'EBP model' and 'packaged implementation programs', the innovation to be implemented is the model or program itself, which when implemented allows for the implementation of further innovations.
Like Varoufakis, who officials say will continue to have the last say in policy, Tsakalotos supports eurozone membership but is adamantly against the implementation of further recessionary measures that will deepen the country's economic death spiral.
"Astana Pro Team is committed to respecting all measures recommended by ISSUL, and to collaborate in the implementation of further measures that enhance our procedures above and beyond the UCI's minimum requirements.
As a future clinical prerequisite, iPSC-Mac generated with our bioreactor platform represent a highly pure population without implementation of further FACS or MACS-based enrichment strategies and shared phenotypic, transcriptional and functional hallmarks with PBMC-Mac.
The three elements in which the reservoir engineer is involved are reservoir monitoring, history matching, and consideration and implementation of further development and operating conditions.
The modular structure allows the flexible implementation of further sampling methods or physics engines and creates a basis for objective comparison of different sampling algorithms.
Implementations of further preventive measures, such as extending the SDCS to cover the preschool children, are necessary to improve the dental caries situation.
In its ruling the court said it was suspending implementation "of any further legal actions" until there had been a final verdict.
"The settlement [reached by Cameron] explicitly recognises the needs of the UK to supervise its financial stability, while not impeding the implementation of necessary, further integration amongst members of the euro area.
World Rugby said it would be "immediately investigating, evaluating and promoting" the implementation of the further safety measures to "minimise the chance of a repeat incident".
Although we think that this study represents a step forward regarding the assessment of programme appreciation and completeness of implementation, further improvement of and agreement on measures is necessary.
