A potentially productive direction may be to compare experiences of those EDDNs working in practices where preventive delivery is meeting national guidelines with those who are working in practices where guidance is less well implemented (although the extent to which practices implement these guidelines is not necessarily related to extent of delivery by EDDNs).
How many of these interventions can be implemented and the extent to which they can be implemented remains to be seen.
The public awareness campaign shall disseminate accurate information regarding the availability of financial aid under this subchapter and shall be implemented, to the extent practicable, using a variety of media, including print, television, radio, and the Internet.
The government's reluctance to disclose the details of these financial arrangements (revealed once again in the report recently published by openDemocracy) denies the public an opportunity to evaluate the fairness with which cuts are being implemented, and the extent to which PFI investors are being shielded.
In addition, the U.S. wishes to maintain whatever goodwill it still has in the region so that its foreign policy and military objectives can be implemented, to the extent any regional governments wish to do so.
While each trial can speak to what was recommended and how adherence support staff were trained, the fidelity of what was actually implemented and the extent to which it modeled participant-centered approaches versus instruction and persuasion is not clear.
Thus, it is essential for planning purposes to implement the minimal extent of CCS retrofit that meets the sectoral carbon footprint targets.
If this precaution is not implemented, the clean-up parcel extent is too limited and for example an empty area appears on the left when x receives a positive drift.
In the other study on PIP-DI, physicians were asked to what extent they implemented the nationally established minimum requirements to diabetes care.
The regional report identifies another key factor for Africa is the extent to which countries implemented the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP), which targets policies promoting the gender and nutrition sensitive farming, environment, water, social protection, and investment arenas.
