Sentence examples for implemented in the community from inspiring English sources

The proposed pricing scheme implemented in the community is charged at the end of a day according to the combined load of the community.

Several solution algorithms have been proposed and also implemented in the community tool of choice called PGSolver, which has declared the Zielonka Recursive (ZR) algorithm the best performing on randomly generated games.

There was consensus among respondents that CHX liquid cord cleansing could be successfully implemented in the community with appropriate education and awareness.

This nurse-led TE service, which we originally established in the hospital setting, 23 has now been implemented in the community with equivalent quality assurance as evidenced by successful TE acquisition in 96.8% and reliable measurements in 90.5% of cases.

The area in Ibadan where participants were recruited has an active Council of Elders; regularly scheduled meetings are organized to inform local residents about ongoing activities, including medical research being implemented in the community.

Further studies are needed, though existing evidence shows the cost-effectiveness of several strategies implemented in the community to influence health practices and care seeking, and also facility-based initiatives to improve the range and quality of MNH care available.

To realise this aim Round Tables, Working Groups and Project Offices were implemented in the communities.

It has been suggested that both prevention and adherence science need to expand beyond individual boundaries to learn more about motivational and structural strategies that can be applied to large populations so that prevention technologies have adequate time to prove useful when implemented in the communities [5].

Regarding intervention components, SLCDIs were implemented in the communities for an average of 10 months (range 4 24 months) for the U.S.-based studies and 15 months (range 6 42 months) for international studies.

While the policy implemented in the communities – removal of healthcare user fees for those selected as indigent – directly benefited a small percentage of the population, the research process engaged many within and beyond the community, and had impacts on social relations within the villages.

Both programs had high acceptability and were feasible to implement in the community.