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In trying to improve this situation, a general program of education surrounding the new policy and its implementation will be required for parents antenatally and for all professionals involved in their antenatal and postnatal care.
Therefore, efficient algorithms and implementations will be required to make those methods more practical.
For translation of the results to policy, additional implementation research will be required.
As fidelity to treatment delivery in the ICONS feasibility trial appeared to be relatively low, more attention to implementation strategies will be required in the definitive trial.
In practical implementations, additional information will be required.
[ 20] It is possible that care planning and the production of care plans is perceived (by patients and/or health care professionals) to be incompatible with or disruptive to usual practice; if this is the case, carefully designed systems to support the implementation of this approach will be required.
Technological advances and strategies for improved data acquisition protocols are helping the clinical implementation of MRS, which will be required for assessing whether the metabolic PD biomarkers observed could be translated into robust radiological tools for use in patient studies with targeted therapies.
As the costs of insecurity rise, these design choices need to be revisited, and in many cases alternate implementations optimized for security will be required.
Because of limitations in processing power, recoding of prototype implementations into fixed point arithmetic will be required and WBAN performance is still a limiting factor in terms of data rate and delay.
Although only a limited set of control functions will be required, the design, implementation and first utilization of the ITER plasma control system (PCS) will be a great challenge.
Critics are correct to question the role of India's public distribution system in the past 60 years, and there is recognition that a step-change will be required for the effective implementation of the proposed bill.
