Sentence examples for implemented that may from inspiring English sources

There have been several reports recommending reforms, but even if those changes are implemented that may not be enough, Sprecher says.

We identified several features of the way case finding/screening was implemented that may lead to systematic under-detection of depression.

42 43 Notably, seven municipalities in Newfoundland and Labrador, including St John's, the province's largest municipality, implemented bylaws that may have contributed to the steep decrease in cycling rated head injury rates we observed in this province.

The logic cells implement functions that may be described by the designer.

Second, it provides a basis to implement algorithms that may change the 'view' of the landscape during the search process because we can dynamically divide the search space accordingly.

In recent years, governments have been increasingly active in implementing policies that may contribute to preventing violence and that strengthen support services for those who experience violence (9).

It is thus necessary to implement measures that may contribute to better assessing the extent of resistance-gene diffusion among these pathogens.

Semi-annual supervisory meetings will be organized with the clinicians and the research team to discuss the use of the treatment method and any issues in implementing it that may have appeared.

Because some key variables (e.g. filial attitudes) were not available in all four waves, we could not implement models that may be more suited for longitudinal analyses (e.g. fixed-effects model).

The early identification of subjects at high risk for type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) or with unknown DM is crucial to implement measures that may prevent or delay progression from prediabetes to T2DM and reduce the incidence of chronic complications.

The longitudinal nature of the Environments for Healthy Living study has the advantage of being able to identify health and development issues in children in their early part of the life course, implement interventions that may minimize obesity problems among children and measure the long-term chronic disease problems in this group.