Despite being a dynamic field in science and technology, significant challenges remain towards industrial implementation which include representation of judicious performance indicators.
A set of recommendations has been developed to aid MPA network design and implementation, which include MPA size and spacing, risk spreading, protection of critical areas, connectivity, ecosystem function, and ecosystem-based management (McLeod and others 2008b).
A 'basic implementation," which includes a 3-D space, avatars, and basic features, will cost "under $100,000" for 12 months.
Each IE is unique due its specific implementation which includes characteristics such as variations in the environments themselves as well as sensor placement, construction, type, and quantity.
After recognizing the uncertainty in the parameters such as material, loading, geometry and so on in contrast with the conventional optimization, the reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) concept has become more meaningful to perform an economical design implementation, which includes a reliability analysis and an optimization algorithm.
Hospitals reported that they had begun to devise strategies for future implementation, which included engaging senior clinicians and encouraging local ownership.
A recent systematic review [ 8] examined Electronic Health Record EHRR) implementation, which included EPR literature showing U.S. hospitals to be at different stages of implementation with varying levels of EPR functionality [ 9].
Although reasons for investing in e-learning varied, expanded access to education was at the core of e-learning implementation which included providing supplementary tools to support faculty in their teaching, expanding the pool of faculty by connecting to partner and/or community teaching sites, and sharing of digital resources for use by students.
The second cost category comprises the programme implementation costs, which include personnel and non-personnel costs resulting from the intervention programme and the recruitment of participants as well as participant time costs.
Although these data are information rich, they present numerous challenges in project design, implementation and analysis, which include: developing data collection tools that maximize data quantity while maintaining high standards of data quality, and applying new analytical and visualization techniques that can accurately reveal patterns in these data.
For instance, a pneumonia guideline implementation study which included the Pneumonia Severity Index CPR used low, moderate and high intensity guideline implementation strategies [ 15].
