Sentence examples for implemented to impact from inspiring English sources

More formal educational efforts should be implemented to impact youth – our future legislators – on the consequences of food waste and the potential locked within excess food.

O'Mara-Eves et al. (45) showed that although public health interventions that include CE appear to be effective across populations and contexts, the evidence is less clear about how CE should be implemented to maximise impact on the desired outcomes for disadvantaged populations.

Following further analysis and review we have now reduced this assessment to £1.5m, of which £1m has been implemented to date, without impacting detrimentally on patient outcomes or on service quality".

Quantitative SNA was implemented to analyze the impact of structural characteristics of social networks on the implementation and the diffusion of the social innovation of ESD.

Modal synthesis has been implemented to simulate the impact of a shoe with a hard surface.

Three-dimensional finite element models were implemented to analyze the impact response incorporating the progressive damage model.

Different finger width and interfinger distances, emitter geometries, metal contacts and doping profiles have been implemented to study the impact on the current gain and the spectral responsivity.

Actual transient airflow, fluid-particle dynamics and alveolar tissue dynamics have been implemented to evaluate the impact of all respiratory airways under realistic inlet conditions.

AGC with a capacity of ±90 MW is implemented to investigate the impact of large scale integration of wind power on future power systems during the power imbalances between demand and generation, caused by wind power forecast errors.

A series of case studies were implemented to investigate the impact of operating parameters on the solids circulation rate, such as particle diameter, solid inventory, steam supply to gasifier, and air supplies to combustor.

"Why is it then that almost every successful project which we have implemented to address the impact of poverty, for example nurture classes or literacy programmes, have at their core additional teaching staff?" A Scottish government spokesman reiterated that it was firmly committed to maintaining both teacher numbers and the pupil-teacher ratio.