Sentence examples for implemented that day from inspiring English sources

All patients presenting to the Emergency Departments of the three hospitals with paracetamol overdose for 2 calendar years, from 3 September 2011 until and including 3 September 2013 were eligible for inclusion in this study, except those seen or admitted on 3 September 2012, who were excluded as the CHM recommendations were published and implemented that day.

I'll often be struck with an idea before I go to sleep and by the time I've got to the office I've got a whole new concept that I eagerly want to get implemented that day and take to market that evening.

The military began implementing that policy Monday.

St . Louis measure was implemented that very day, making it legally sound, according to the judges.

If the plans outlined Wednesday night were implemented, that share would ultimately shrink to about 36 percent.

The increase is attributed mostly to an incentive that was initiated by the state in 1997, which "allowed those districts that implemented full-day kindergarten to receive earlier state-aid reimbursement for kindergarten payments," said Cindy Gallagher, the state's director of early childhood education.

It also provides support for the managers charged with implementing that strategy in their day-to-day work running a project that makes use of open source.

We found that SAT was implemented in LIP by an evidence-independent signal that was added to responses during the same period that the neurons represent the accumulating evidence leading to a choice.

There are numerous areas of drug discovery in which academically contextualized groups can provide a pre-competitive harbour for the development and testing of new targets, methods and paradigms that can be implemented one day to improve drug discovery productivity.

We didn't know when they were going to let the public know, but they informed us several days before the rule was actually implemented, on the day that I was sent home.

Mr. Sklar of the police chiefs association suggested that Camden follow the path taken by cities like Newark, Elizabeth and Jersey City, where the police departments are run by both a civilian director, who handles budgets and policy, and a chief, in charge of implementing that policy in addition to day-to-day operations.