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Cycle commuter modal share increased in central Minnesota (from 2.8%to3.3%3% at the University of Minnesota (n=4855)) and Minneapolis (from 0.788 to 0.841, n=21 111) where cycle facilities had been implemented or improved, compared with the suburbs where cycle commute share fell from 0.335% to 0.279% (n=9016).
Implementing or improving environmentally sound waste collection and management systems of urban waste represents a basic necessary step to reducing plastic inputs, especially in developing economies.
Many parameters for implementing or improving a QA program have been published (Schaller et al. 1991; Taylor 1987; Westgard 2002).
Many parameters for implementing or improving a quality assurance program have been published (Schaller et al. 1991; Taylor 1990).
Post-approval of New PAT Applications: The continuous improvement and monitoring of a manufacturing process is likely to provide the opportunity to implement or improve PAT where it was previously not available or considered.
The positive attitudes of breastfeeding women identified in this study highlight the need for further research into evaluating the safety and efficacy of commonly used herbal galactagogues, whilst the negative views on breastfeeding education should be taken into consideration when implementing or improving breastfeeding-related health policies.
INN14: Our organization implemented new or improved existing employee reward/training schemes.
A manager who believes quality management is well understood by employees may reduce the likelihood of an organization implementing new or improved employee reward/training schemes fundamental for innovation.
ESGAP has published its effort in making an inventory of easily accessible available websites, which may be helpful to anyone who is willing either to implement or to improve hospital-based antimicrobial stewardship programs or to educate hospital professionals about better antimicrobial practices [ 61, 95].
The pharmaceutical industry faces several challenges and barriers when implementing new or improving current pharmaceutical processes, such as competition from generic drug manufacturers and stricter regulations from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the European Medicine agency.
