Sentence examples for implementation were estimated from inspiring English sources

Medication adherence of VBID program participants and nonparticipants 12 months before and 12 and 24 months after program implementation were estimated on 8 propensity-matched cohorts using generalized estimating equations, as well as on subgroups stratified by baseline adherence.

Full costs (in US $2012) of programme introduction and implementation were estimated from a provider perspective.

Full costs (in US $2012) of programme introduction and implementation were estimated from a provider perspective and computed from costing studies conducted in Nigeria [ 18, 19] and elsewhere.

Ease of implementation is estimated for purposes of this chart based on the number of parties involved in the effort and the degree to which the initiative changes current process.

The policy implementation was estimated to have a total net healthcare cost of up to CA$43.5 million [ 147].

41 This may have been caused by a number of factors, including higher malaria transmission in the Burkina Faso study area where dry season prevalence before MTAT implementation was estimated at 45% compared with our study in Zambia with dry season prevalence before MTAT implementation was estimated at 21.5%.

Conservatively estimating that 6% residual starch (dry basis) or other convertible sugars in DDGS from dry grind are converted (sources such as the National Research Council report DDGS starch contents of 7.5% to 10.8% (dry basis) [ 51]), the additional ethanol yield with full starch implementation is estimated at 0.081 gallons per bushel.

Beneficiary costs for the program implementation period were estimated during focus group discussions (FGDs), to assess potential benefits and cost savings to households participating in the LIG program.

However, this does not invalidate the findings of improved recognition of stroke by the EMDs and the modest reduction in times from Pre- to Post-implementation; effects were estimated with relatively good precision, evinced by the width of the confidence intervals.

In a previous study conducted in 2011, REDD+ opportunity and implementation costs for Tanzania were estimated using a bottom-up approach by taking into consideration regional variations at district-level [14].

The costs of implementation on provider organizations were estimated with bottom-up costing methods, assuming a typical ambulance service.