Sentence examples for implementation to be developed from inspiring English sources

In a press release, the EMA reinforced its commitment "to push ahead in 2014 toward publication and access to clinical trial data", but announced a stepwise approach and implementation to be developed in the first half of 2014 (EMA Press Office, 2013).

20 These data will help us to understand factors which might impede implementation, and allow for targeted implementation strategies to be developed, should the study results demonstrate a positive impact.

Evaluating compliance to the CPG shortly after introduction, allows rapid implementation efforts to be developed, hopefully leading to effective implementation of the CPG and thus improving quality of care.

The findings from this evaluation may therefore not be generalizable beyond the current study participants and schools interviewed; however, this study will inform an implementation strategy to be developed and piloted at these and other medical schools, with corresponding evaluation and data collection.

(feasibility study): Based on the results of step 1 and 2, a tailored implementation strategy will be developed to increase the adherence to the recommendations.

Even though we found a remarkable improvement in detecting and treating critically ill patients, our results show that further implementation strategies should be developed to improve adherence of the ward nurses and doctors to the RRS procedures and to stimulate the MET to refer the patient to the ICU at an earlier stage of deterioration.

They revealed that poor implementation may reduce a programme's effectiveness and that strong methodologies to measure and analyze implementation should be developed.

This approach enabled us to define the concrete objectives, for which implementation could be developed.

This is done in order to set the framework to develop the MRV requirement in which a NFI for REDD+ implementation could be developed.

FDTD is very computationally demanding and therefore a specific implementation must be developed.

Subsequently, implementation interventions should be developed that are tailored to professionals' needs to overcome the perceived barriers [ 14, 15].