Sentence examples for implemented in more from inspiring English sources
The 'tracer' project or programme will ideally be: about to start or be in the early stages of implementation being implemented in more than one clinical micro-system or service have an identified project manager/lead who is able to facilitate research access a formal part of the hospitals ongoing quality improvement strategy planned to be completed at or after the end of the fieldwork.
Also, if the HSD program is found to be effective, the program might be (compulsory) implemented in more schools across The Netherlands, since present govern policy strongly encourages the implementation of effective intervention programs.
A multi-control measure model developed here could be implemented in more complex infectious circumstances.
The trust said the project has already been successfully implemented in more than 45 wards in Lincolnshire.
In fact, by the end of 2015 renewable energy support policies had been implemented in more than 146 countries [1].
Useful models, implemented several decades ago, need to be updated and implemented in more powerful computing environments.
Nevertheless, maintenance of large mutant libraries and selection methods are difficult to implement in more complex systems such as mammalian cells and multicellular organisms.
They are also heavily dependent on parameters specified by assumptions given by the user that could be incorrect and are not easy to implement in more complicated models, which could include maternal effects or random regression.
It is just a shame that the change was not implemented in a more coherent and sensitive way, and more respect not given to our wonderful ladies.
But most economists agree that, if the treaty is implemented in a more flexible way, to allow market forces more play and encourage innovation and investment in clean technologies, the cost can be substantially reduced.
So it's not surprising that micropolitical processes are more intense in universities than other kinds of organisation, where decisions are implemented in a more straightforward way.
