Following an extensive recruitment campaign, a 16-week lunchtime intervention to increase walking was implemented with insufficiently physically active University employees to examine programme feasibility and the effects of the programme in increasing walking behaviour, and in improving well-being and work performance.
Although the correction method is not extremely complicated, it is generally not, or insufficiently, implemented in clinical PET.
However, with regard to hospitals in Germany, surveys have revealed that evidence-based measures to prevent CRBSI are insufficiently implemented in German hospitals [ 8, 9].
A Bonferroni correction using the number of LD blocks found by the three algorithms implemented by Haploview resulted in an insufficiently conservative threshold, corresponding to a genome-wide significance level of α = 0.15 - 0.20.
But that deal, always seen in the market as insufficiently reflective of reality, was never implemented.
Outreach, provided through treatment literacy campaigns emphasizing the effectiveness of ARV drugs, the importance of adherence to prescribed regimens, and the danger of untested 'cures' have been insufficiently funded, and have been largely implemented by NGOs and networks of PLWHA.
The UP approach is extremely easy to implement, but may be insufficiently flexible for many practical problems (Dellaportas et al 2000).
Allez Hop was successfully implemented for more than a decade, reached middle-aged women and a high proportion of insufficiently active individuals.
Some critics, such as Adam Ghiggino of PALGN, felt the game had been insufficiently upgraded for its re-releases; Dan Whitehead of Eurogamer wished online co-op had been implemented.
The civil service matters too: Number 10 complains that it is being insufficiently zealous in implementing the government's agenda.
