Sentence examples for implementation of intensive from inspiring English sources

It recommends the implementation of intensive teacher training and mentoring at the preschool level.

Currently, grassland birds have experienced ongoing population declines, following widespread implementation of intensive rangeland management practices that reduce habitat heterogeneity.

"Through CHC's experience in the development and implementation of intensive mental health and academic programs and Stanford's expertise in conducting research and providing care for adolescents with suicidal behavior, this program can be transformative for local adolescents who are in need of this level of care," he said.

Agriculturalists have seen millions of dollars in apple orchard losses from this insect in costs associated with initial establishment of new plantings, subsequent removal and destroying these trees to reduce continued infestation, replanting followed by intensive IPM monitoring and implementation of intensive control measures.

In Australia, a net decrease in tetanus-related mortality was observed between 1957 and 1985 (from 44 to 5%), which likely reflects the implementation of intensive care medicine over these years [8].

For example, Duflo et al. (2011) show that the use of fertilizer in Kenya increases with the implementation of intensive extension work, with its impact being even greater than the impact from just providing materials and letting farmers learn by doing.

The results suggest that the implementation of the intensive case management model is preferable to the linkage model as case managers in the intensive model tend to be better able to provide personalized care as well as overall quality of care, are less impeded by competitiveness of other care organizations and are more closely connected to the expert team.

Mayor Evelyn T. Uy emphasized the importance of team work and dedication of the people behind the implementation of the Intensive Training for Organic Rice Production through SRI.

The implementation of an intensive, once-only, timber-harvesting regime involving the removal of trees >40 cm diameter in 8% of potential yellow-bellied glider habitat in the region is likely to greatly reduce habitat suitability, unless a landscape-scale management approach is instigated.

It enables implementation of data intensive applications with complex data-flows and huge volumes of data.

This paper describes a fully closed-loop intensive care therapy and presents a feasibility analysis performed in three healthy pigs over a period of 72 h each to demonstrate the technical and practical implementation of automated intensive care therapy.