Sentence examples for implementation to capture from inspiring English sources

For example, (12) where M = 10 was manually selected in our implementation to capture wide variations in staining.

Establishing baseline data for syndromes of public health importance cannot be achieved in a short pilot but might possible with sustained MOPBASSS implementation to capture seasonal and cyclical trends and more informed interpretation of possible aberrations.

Questionnaires will be administered to district and village implementation teams to capture their sociodemographic characteristics, knowledge on CHF, adoption of the Redesigned CHF, FOI of Redesigned CHF operations, and sustainability of the operations.

Where possible, the evaluation of a service should start prior to its implementation in order to capture the baseline and to design the evaluation based on the planned service implementation.

Given the expense of HIT implementation and the inability of physicians, the group to which the burden of implementation has fallen, to capture the majority of benefits and returns, physicians should be permitted to negotiate jointly with payors to properly allocate cost savings.

"The Mexican government regrets and strongly condemns such unacceptable actions against a Mexican national, and has immediately requested from the local authorities a thorough investigation of this crime and the prompt implementation of measures to capture and prosecute those responsible for the attack," the consulate said in a statement.

However, the high cost of implementation, the inability to capture imprecision with the required level of tolerance, and the in-flexibility against distortions in the operating variables, make them less attractive.

Temporal bracketing and the embedded design provided the opportunity to investigate the antecedents to HRD strategy using a form of predictor outcome matrix (Miles and Huberman 1994: 213 et seq).. Therefore, the same set of interviews was added, conducted at the frontiers of the developmental and implementation periods (2004/2005), mainly to capture emerging issues within the cases.

This would allow us to capture implementation failure as well as better understand how individual and team level factors could influence the adoption of the interventions.

In the first implementation, digital camera was used to capture the image and send the image to PC where algorithm execution is performed.

In this paper, we develop and test a theoretical model in which we introduce an intervening variable to capture the implementation of labor flexibility.