Sentence examples for implementation published from inspiring English sources

We carried out the InfoMap clustering experiments using the implementation published by the authors of the algorithm (version: July 26 , 2010.

According to a report on early implementation published by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute: "Two-thirds of Common Core math teachers are using textbooks that were in place prior to the adoption of the standards and are not sufficiently rigorous".

In an effort to inform the public and to garner support, the Committee to Support Government-Use Implementation published two documents, the so-called "White Papers", which detail the rationale, legal issues and decision-making process of the government use licenses [ 44- 46].

Few studies are completed in France that address public policy evaluation, and real evaluation of PAPI implementation and published materials on the subject are very limited.

This may occur as a result of the implementation of published national guidance.

Methodological details related to the research protocol and its implementation are published elsewhere [ 15, 16].

Details of the nurse survey design and implementation are published elsewhere.

Similar conclusions can be drawn from a global survey of EHR implementation efforts published by HIMSS in August 2008 [ 93].

Moreover, it means that influential frameworks within implementation science published prior to 2004 are omitted, but these have been analysed in previously published literature reviews [ 79- 81].

Saetren (2005) reviewed all implementation literature published and concluded that while most of the studies focused on health and education, they were predominantly of high income, Western countries.

The Predictome database is based on the implementation of published computational methods and publicly available data and can precisely predict the connections between proteins; the associations are created using a variety of techniques, both experimental (yeast two-hybrid, immuno-coprecipitation, correlated expression) and computational (gene fusion, chromosomal proximity, gene co-evolution).