Sentence examples for implemented and not from inspiring English sources

Given that one is interested in the effect of the system after it had been implemented, and not during the first implementation month when it may have been used only for a few days or by a few physicians, we set the dummy for e-prescription to be one when the municipality reported at least 50 reimbursement claims for electronic prescriptions.

Process standards will also change how information systems are bought and implemented (and not just because of the CMM).

"We were there doing our bit in an effort to have the recommendations implemented and not have them shelved, or buried in some conspiracy by the press like the last 70 years," he said.

We need leadership that has the persistence and the will to make sure agreements are implemented and not sabotaged by a mentality in some U.S. circles that "Israel-can-do-no-wrong".

Using EPA's approach in prior rulemakings, its figures indicate that, assuming its proposal were perfectly implemented and not simply offset by increased emissions abroad, the effect by 2100 would be to slow sea level rise by approximately 0.03 mm (the width of several sheets of paper) and to reduce the rise in global mean temperature by under 1/100 of a single degree centigrade.

Mr. Lavigne said this reduction in cost and customs red-tape should attract more superyachts to Indonesian waters and ports from, for example, Thailand, "if the new regulations are actually implemented and not left to interpretation by some people who have a vested interest in the status quo".

It's a measure of how far e-commerce has come along that the sales and marketing part of the equation has been relatively simple to implement and not one of the bigger pressures on that margin.

Non-acceptance of evidence has been proposed as one reason why research may not be implemented, and why not all clients receive the benefits [ 40].

George found that eight of the 19 "had not been fully implemented", and should not have been marked as completed.

Though written about extensively, this approach to closing opportunity gaps and improving student outcomes is not yet widely implemented and has not been implemented or evaluated at scale.

They have not been fully implemented and have not led to substantive changes in the way services are delivered or in the patient experience of those services.