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Empirical results based on an initial implementation suggest that the additional theoretical power can indeed translate into substantial practical gains.

A prototype GAP implementation suggests that the algorithm is a practical method for studying the cohomology of finite groups in low dimensions.

Comparing the HW/SW EEFTI implementation with the pure software implementation suggests that the proposed HW/SW architecture offers substantial speedups for all the tests performed on the selected UCI (University of California, Irvine) machine learning repository datasets.

The comparison of the HW/SW EFTI implementation with the pure software implementation suggests that the proposed HW/SW architecture offers substantial DT induction time speedups for the selected benchmark datasets from the standard UCI machine learning repository database.

The ever-expanding literature on ICF implementation suggests that the ICF model of functioning and disability potentially offers more than merely a guide for structuring disability data.

The increased amount of refills accepted and new prescription requests post EMR implementation suggests that the EMR is capable of changing prescription patterns.

Nevertheless, the dramatic reduction in cardiovascular events in Montevideo after implementation suggests that the policy significantly reduced SHS exposure there (Sebrié et al. 2012a).

A GMC survey on PSQ implementation suggested that the PSQ process is potentially open to reporting bias due to a number of factors such as patient age, ethnicity and mechanism of questionnaire return [ 4].

Much of the literature on enterprise systems implementation suggests that ERP systems should support the strategic objectives of the organization.

Participatory and communicative methods such as round tables, workshops, marketing of regional products and information campaigns caused significant acceleration of the implementation, suggesting that landscape ecology can be holistic only if public awareness and participation play an equal role with the expert views of natural scientists and planners.

Any identified break in the data can in turn be used as an additional breakpoint for testing the effect of policy as well as acting as test of plausible causality since a break occurring before or distant from policy implementation suggests that some other factor is causing the change.