The visualization led the designers to implement a more effective and safe design of the electric spark sequence, fuel influx ducts, and the combustion chamber configuration.
It appears also crucial to implement a more effective policy guided by the objective of improving the Moroccan population's access to financial services and enhancing the regulatory environment that is aimed at promoting secure and low cost remittances services.
"State governments should immediately implement a more effective system to register and rigorously monitor government, private, and religious child care institutions".
Since Japan has a rapidly ageing population, assessing frailty earlier in this population could help identify those more at risk for disability earlier to implement a more effective intervention.
With such shortcomings we hypothesized that a simple and sustainable electronic pharmacy supply chain management system, complete with an off-line alternative, could be developed and implemented to allow a more effective and sustainable hospital-based pharmacy practice and supply chain management system.
If an organization such as IMSS is already spending more money on Pap testing than it would using HPV testing, it might be better to implement a more cost-effective cervical cancer screening strategy such as clinician-HPV testing.
Malaria awareness-raising, advocacy, case management, and prevention efforts have reaped the benefits of social science research and as a result, many programs are implemented and evaluated in a more effective manner than in the past.
The United States needs to fully implement a more ethical and effective foreign policy; one that addresses the root causes of conflict and insurgency across Yemen.
The zoom mechanism could not only enlarge and shrink obtained feature maps successively to extract features that are more sensitive to the results, but also implement the nonlinear mapping in a more effective way than other methods.
No one has been a more effective advocate of implementing substantive reforms.
