Sentence examples for implementation onset from inspiring English sources

This study examines whether a problem-oriented approach used by police in Cincinnati, Ohio called the Crash Analysis Reduction Strategy CARSS) corresponded with a change in the number of traffic crashes that resulted in injuries after implementation onset.

The validity of retrospective data is always a challenge and this study was limited in collecting interview data from a limited number of informants, interviewed about two years after implementation onset.

Up to the authors' knowledge, the real-time implementation problem for musical onset detection has been scarcely addressed within the literature, which has motivated them to propose a scalable and computationally efficient algorithm with good detection capabilities.

Epidemiologic investigation of the first case was not conducted until >1 month after onset and implementation of the polio immunization initiative in a limited area.

Other criticisms include late implementation of PPV after onset of ARDS and shorter duration of PPV (about 6 to 8 hours per day).

A multi-scale modelling approach is described for implementation of the micromechanics-based Onset Theory for laminated composites.

Diffraction is the only technique which provides direct and simultaneous information about mineralogy and crystallographic orientation, and its implementation here to characterise the onset of barite scale formation is a significant advance in the analytical capabilities at the disposal of engineers to investigate scale formation in an oil and gas processing context.

Discharges to the river were still of poor quality, and a secondary treatment process was designed, although its implementation was delayed by the onset of the First World War.

The first successful implementation [ 4] constituted the onset of the quest for oscillators of tunable amplitude and/or period.

One potential powerful tool to lower the prevalence of youth smoking and to delay the age of onset is the implementation of effective prevention programs.

Simpson and Doig recommend assessing the available resources when designing a change intervention [ 40], and Ploeg et al. emphasise recognising the 'real' costs associated with successful implementation of CPGs at the onset [ 41].