Hence, it is suggested that supports should be implemented to contribute to biology teachers' progression in ethical reasoning, such as through professional training programs.
Following the grouping of the applicants, predictive models can be implemented to contribute to a different data mining approach for the life insurance customer data set.
In Europe, the European Physical Activity Surveillance System (EUPASS) has been implemented to contribute to the establishment of an appropriate, cost-effective and feasible Community health monitoring system to be achieved by developing and testing a surveillance system, using physical activity, being a major indicator of public health, as its substantive focus and starting point [ 27].
In Australia, recycled water schemes have been implemented in residential developments to contribute to sustainable urban development, improve water supply security and reduce pollutant discharges to the environment.
CPC 5 (1999-2004) sought to "implement national and local government capacity building to implement the CRC and to contribute to a massive mobilization in support of a CFM, at all administrative levels, and local communities and within the family".
Besides, one of the foremost goals of urban spatial planning, when implementing social policies, is to contribute to the reduction of poverty.
To examine partnerships between the main stakeholders implementing the project; 7. To contribute to the overall evaluation of the project.
By addressing stakeholders' concerns of credibility, saliency, and legitimacy, the approach is expected to facilitate negotiation of objectives, definition of scenarios, and assessment of alternative watershed investments, ultimately, to contribute to implementing an adaptive watershed management.
MEPs want to ensure that ESF+ continues to support youth employment with a particular focus on inactive young people and the long-term unemployed, as well as create better measures to implement the European Child Guarantee in order to contribute to children's equal opportunities and access to free education.
To support this vision UNICEF has, for the past decade, implemented a 'system' approach to programming to contribute to concrete changes at institutional, societal and individual levels.
In such detailed modelling, realistic levels of noise and signal conduction delays should be implemented; they have already been shown to contribute to the reproduction of realistic FC patterns in specific models (Ghosh et al., 2008).
