Sentence examples for implemented the implications from inspiring English sources

Doctors have "witnessed examples on the ground of people not wanting to access their local providers because they're afraid if they take their kids for a checkup it will be communicated to the federal government". If implemented, the implications for health care would be sweeping.

If implemented, the implications for healthcare would be sweeping.

While parallel microchannel based cooling systems (PMCS) have been around for quite a period of time, employing the same and incorporating them for near active cooling of microelectronic devices is yet to be implemented and the implications of the same on thermal mitigation to be understood.

In this paper the implications of implementing the WFD on monitoring requirements are reviewed and compared to previous arrangements in England and Wales.

To study the implications of implementing the International Association of Diabetes in Pregnancy Study Group (IADPSG) recommendations for screening and diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) in Israel and explore alternative methods for identifying women at risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes.

We empirically examine what decisions were made for market-entry and product innovations with regard to supply chain design, how they were implemented, and what the implications were for the firms' product success.

Broadly speaking there are two camps, an "impatient" wing headed up by the former first minister Alex Salmond, who was on manoeuvres in TV studios last night saying his successor would now "implement" the manifesto pledge, with the implication that a second referendum would follow sooner rather than later.

Workload implications of implementing the indicator Potential barriers to the implementation of the indicators Unintended consequences to the implementation of the indicator: these can be positive or negative in nature (i.e. disruption to clinical or organisational workflow, 'spillovers' that may be negative (diversion of effort) or positive (encouraging general quality improvement).

Some of the major implications of implementing the proposed plan are reviewed here, starting with some of the financial implications.

Studying the case of the Comprehensive Kampung Improvement Project CKIPP) in Surabaya, Indonesia, this paper illustrates how pre-existing relationships between influential local institutions impeded the capacity and performance of CBOs that were specifically created for implementing the program, and highlights general implications for involving CBOs in CDD.

Here we discuss implications for implementing the BFP as a practical model for other universities.