Sentence examples for implementation values from inspiring English sources

By observing four different implementations of OPR I conclude that few OPR journals implement truly transparent review, yet each implementation values editorial work.

Penetration (or implementation) values are determined externally by expert judgement.

In this figure, real and imaginary parts of the coefficients of Figure 5 are marked with subscripts re and im, whereas nonideal implementation values of the signal rails are separated with subscripts 1 and 2. The independent coefficients of the stages are denoted with superscript l.

If every provision in the accord was fully implemented in 2003, the highest possible sum of the implementation value would be 81 or (27*3).

The implementation rate is derived from dividing the sum of the actual implementation value for all provisions by the highest possible score for implementing all provisions in the CPA, and multiplying the results by 100.

Thus, for example, one realization of the real part of the mismatched first-stage modulator feedback gain becomes r re, 1 ( 1 ) = ( 1 + ▵ r re, 1 ( 1 ) ) r re ( 1 ), where r re, 1 ( 1 ) is the implementation value and r re ( 1 ) the ideal value.

The sum of the actual implementation value is 34, which therefore yields a rate of 41.98 ((34/81)*100).

However, the aim of this pilot study is to gain insight into the implementation value of blended CBT, rather than clinical effectiveness.

The objective of this randomised controlled trial is to evaluate the implementation value of the 'Strengthen your ankle' App as compared to the usual common practice of providing injured athletes with written materials.

The aim of the current project is to evaluate the implementation value of the 'Strengthen your ankle' App as compared to the usual practice of providing injured athletes with written materials.

A pre-implementation value-assessment model was proposed, and the results indicate that for prospective users, attitudes appear to have the strongest significant direct effect on usage intentions.