Sentence examples for implementing a results from inspiring English sources

In a 2011 study funded by the National Institutes of Health's Work Family and Health Network, she investigated the effects of implementing a Results Only Work Environment, or ROWE, on the productivity and well-being of employees at Best Buy's corporate headquarters in Minnesota.

How can we succeed in patient education relating to the importance of adherence and designing and implementing a system that results in better patient adherence?

We describe our 2-year experience implementing a simulation-based curriculum, results of annual communication performance assessments, and resident evaluations.

In 1964, Canadian psychologist John Huberman wrote in the Harvard Business Review about his experience and results implementing a nonpunitive disciplinary system.

In our results, implementing a marine reserve always caused an initial reduction in yield, even though, as evolutionary effects emerge over time, the reserve could eventually enhance yield (Fig. 6).

Some reports stated that the reason for this was that the state of New Jersey had implemented a legislation resulting in 95% of tickets for an event having to be available to the public.

However, another hospital in the United Kingdom incurred increased costs as a result of implementing a modified multi-skilled night shift team [ 51].

While the majority of papers reported improvements to either healthcare practice or health outcomes as a result of implementing a CCM, it was not possible to identify which elements or combination of elements led to these improvements.

This study provides evidence on the economic effect of the recent reduction in smoking prevalence and SHS exposure on healthcare costs and productivity losses to Taiwanese society as a result of implementing a comprehensive tobacco control programme in 2009.

We sought to generalize the Experiment 1 results by implementing a mismatch similar to what real eyewitnesses to a crime would experience.

The paper describes results of implementing a new kind of optical analytical method, digital color analysis (DCA), in which colorimetric polymethacrylate sensors (optodes) are used.