Continuous EEG monitoring is performed for 48 h after inclusion, and a 30-min EEG extract is interpreted centrally before implementation of the randomly allocated treatments.
First, we suppose that before project implementation, the allocated resource to each activity should be predetermined.
Let's suppose that, before project implementation, the allocated resource to each activity should be predetermined.
Patients who underwent closed pinning between March 2009 and May 2011, before the implementation of CP, were allocated to the pre-CP group, and patients who underwent closed pinning between June 2011 and May 2012, after the implementation of CP, were allocated to the post-CP group.
The restoration and rehabilitation measures envisaged under the "Conservation and Management of Dal Lake" are under various stages of implementation with the funds allocated by the Government of India for the purpose.
Financial resources for the implementation of the Home Health program are allocated from the DHS to public hospitals through the collective intervention plan [ 7].
To stimulate implementation of the RG, the Government allocated 250 million SEK during 2008 and agreed to pay the county councils 15,000 SEK per patient in psychotherapy and 45,000 SEK per patient in MMR during the first years of the RG.
Following implementation of the intervention in units allocated to group B, a third prospective clinical audit (Audit 3) will be carried out in both groups over a period of two months.
Very little financial support is provided through the UNFCCC mechanisms to address the health impacts of climate change; less than 1% of the distribution of the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF), which finances the preparation and implementation of the NAPAs, has been allocated to health protection [ 43].
Meanwhile, the sensitivity analysis implies that ETS expansion will help prevent non-ETS sectors from carbon leakage risk and will make the implementation of the auction mechanism for allocating initial allowances attractive and acceptable.
