Sentence examples for implementation of the recently from inspiring English sources

The main extension of ESABASE/Debris is the implementation of the recently upgraded MASTER 2001 Standard application, and of the Divine-Staubach meteoroid model.

Herein we describe the implementation of the recently described spuC gene, coding for a putrescine transaminase, exploiting its unusual amine donor tolerance to allow use of inexpensive and readily-available n-butylamine as an alternative to traditional methods.

This tool is an efficient implementation of the recently developed DM-REPEAT method, where the stability of the resulting charges, over a large set of fitting regions, is obtained through the simultaneous fit of multiple electrostatic potential (ESP) configurations together with the total dipole fluctuations (TDF).

These data support the establishment of programs that utilize community-based screening, and also provide initial evidence for acceptance of the implementation of the recently expanded screening guidelines among marginalized communities.

The regional and national implementation of the recently agreed upon Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework for the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Region, as well as subsequent internationally-led negotiations, offer a strategic opportunity for Congolese women to push for a more prominent role in the negotiations and peacebuilding process.

The goal of this study was to assess parental acceptance, practicability and implementation of the recently recommended pertussis cocoon strategy.

The implementation of the recently-upheld Affordable Care Act (ACA) creates an opportunity to rethink how health care is delivered to persons with chronic conditions.

"The decision has been taken in light of the considerable public interest in the proposals, as well as its relevance to the implementation of the new recently updated Scottish planning policy.

Disquietingly, despite full implementation of the action/response plans recently launched [ 18- 20], ultimately new treatment strategies and particularly novel antimicrobials are essential to develop.

The small number of countries reported to be collecting data on workforce attrition further underscores the limited global capacity to monitor implementation of the WHO's recently adopted Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel [ 8].

First, we describe the implementation of a recently proposed model, named the Double Branching Model (DBM hereinafter), to forecast earthquakes in the Japan testing region.