Sentence examples for implemented to replace from inspiring English sources

To couple NICAM, a new module has been implemented to replace the mixed-layer ocean module that has already implemented.

The importance of surface quality requires that effective and efficient methods be implemented to replace conventional artificial visual inspection during which an expert can only inspect 0.05% of the total steel surface, which can be easily impacted by fatigue and other unfavorable conditions.

In one US study, an evening continuity clinic was implemented to replace a post-call clinic.

Additionally, the peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols [ 26] can be implemented to replace the traditional database storage protocols.

To guard against drug administration errors in hospital care settings, electronic medication administration recording (eMAR) has been widely implemented to replace paper-based systems [ 13]. eMAR systems have now been developed for use in long-term residential care environments.

First, because of the renal damage induced by circulating myoglobin, not only should therapeutic strategies be implemented to replace the failing kidney function, but preventive measures should also be explored to prevent further damage due to renal tubular obstruction, altered intrarenal hemodynamics and tubular cell dysfunction.

The objectives of this work were to design and assess a hybrid energy system including the removal of the alternators from the tractor and the modification of the agricultural implements to replace the PTO power with electric power, using small pumps and small fans.

Most of the on-premise software in use today was implemented not to replace existing software but to introduce automation where none previously existed.

The ST analysis equipment consists of both the CTG and the additional ST analysis and is, when implemented, thought to replace the alternative of CTG alone.

Another change our editorial team implemented was to replace the Brief Report, a part of Diabetes Care for many years, with a new initiative called Novel Communications in Diabetes (3).

This "dream," which would have been unthinkable a decade ago, is now at least plausible, with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the country's largest rebel group, signing a preliminary peace agreement and partnering with the government to implement programs to replace coca crops with other plants.