Sentence examples for implementing and generating from inspiring English sources
In 2018, Patel co-founded the GlobalMentalHealth@Harvard Initiative, which is developing a suite of innovative, interdisciplinary initiatives aimed at implementing and generating knowledge to transform mental health globally.
At each subsequent meeting, the interventionist evaluated whether the strategies had been implemented and generated alternative strategies if necessary.
This electronic procedure logging system was successfully implemented and generated a large database of trainees' procedural experience.
Educating a selected group of clinicians is in line with suggestions from several researchers who recommend that not all employees need to be trained to an expert level where they can find, evaluate, implement and generate research [ 55, 56].
Participation and equity in the involved groups (researchers, decision makers, and community members) at the time of implementing interventions and generating benefits would guarantee a greater effectiveness in the design and implemention of interventions with an ecohealth focus.
The experimental results indicate that the proposed method is easy to implement and can generate patterns with satisfactory fit.
The proposed procedure is easy to implement and may generate a significant reduction in the consumption of structural material when incorporated into the daily routine of project offices.
The experiments show that our framework is very easy to be implemented and can generate natural-looking reaching motion in real-time.
Thirty chromosome regions were chosen, and in each case the best clustering model based on AIC criterion was then implemented and clusters generated by MetaQTL.
Therefore, the countries' educational and cultural backgrounds are seen as key variables in generating, implementing and achieving intended results.
Birka Lehmann form the German Regulatory Agency informed about the new European framework and the role of European Medicines Agency EMEAandand its committees in implementing the new regulations and generating more information about the safety and efficacy of pharmacological treatments in childhood.
