Sentence examples for implementation of phase 1 from inspiring English sources

This chapter summarizes the development and implementation of Phase 1 (Street Trees) of the San Francisco Urban Forest Plan.

The third implementation of Phase 1, Projection-based CENI, is more sophisticated, which has an additional step of projecting nodes into a certain dimensional space before clustering.

The rapid implementation of Phase 1 information into large, randomized Phase 3 trials is a clear sign of the power of early studies when these are supported by a strong biological rationale and by highly significant responses.

Indeed, the signing of the contract between both MHOSPs and the CIS vendor took place in June 2004, before the signing of the contract with the Rainbow Program in July 2004, thanks to a bank loan that would allow CIS hospital top managers to undertake the implementation of Phase 1A, while waiting for funds for the whole CIS project.

A key aspect of the YTD design was the staggered intervention of sites that included the implementation of three projects in Phase 1 and three more projects in Phase 2. Before the Phase 2 projects were initiated, an implementation analysis of Phase 1 projects was conducted and revealed a need for closer monitoring of both the delivery of paid employment services and participant outcomes.

A detailed performance review at the end of Phase 1 of implementation against the Phase 1 targets agreed at grant signing determines whether funding is provided for Phase 2, the scale of financing provided and the targets to be reached in this phase by the country program supported by the Global Fund.

This study has three phases, and these will be discussed in the paper: Phase 1: Intervention mapping and formative assessment Phase 2: Intervention development and implementation Phase 3: Outcome and process evaluation Although implementation forms part of Phase 2, the focus of this paper will be the description of the intervention.

We also present practical lessons learned during the implementation of the phase 1 trial relevant to both future trials of cell-based therapies and to other phase 1 trials in critically ill patients.

This article describes the study design and challenges encountered during the implementation and phase 1 component of the START (STem cells for ARDS Treatment) trial, a phase 1/2 trial of bone marrow-derived human MSCs for moderate-severe ARDS.

Nevertheless, a history of some unethical clinical trials [ 9- 11], challenges surrounding the implementation of Phase I HIV vaccine trials [ 12- 14] and ongoing controversy over roll-out of licensed vaccines in India [ 15- 22] suggest the critical importance of formative research to support the ethical conduct of HIV vaccine trials based on meaningful informed consent.

Results from this study enhance existing emission inventories and appear to validate predicted improvements to ambient air quality through implementation of new phase-2 handheld emission standards.