Sentence examples similar to implementing it as a strategy from inspiring English sources

Automation has positive effects for shareholders and senior management of companies that implement it as an efficiency and cost-saving strategy.

A 2-month course of professional development was designed and implemented as a strategy to promote teachers' classroom questioning awareness.

Training was only one of the components of the programme to be scheduled once there was readiness in health facilities and hence, IMCI was implemented as a strategy rather than a 'training programme'.

In this section, we start by providing a description of informants' awareness, acceptability and the extent to which task shifting is implemented as a strategy to deal with acute shortages of health personnel.

Moreover, the Ghana study found that health workers perpetrated wrong practices hence additional training and monitoring for health care providers was implemented as a strategy to improve newborn care practices [ 31].

When implemented as part of a strategy of pregnancy management, pelvimetry appears to have no impact on stillbirth.

Implementing treatment as a prevention strategy will have financial costs associated with it in terms of drugs, human resources, laboratory monitoring, and evaluation.

The pay-for-performance intervention that was evaluated in this study was implemented as a nationwide strategy in a country in which these drugs are extensively prescribed.

A similar strategy known as intermittent preventive treatment in infancy (IPTi) was being investigated, but so far it has not been officially implemented as a national strategy in specific countries [ 1].

(Chief medical officer, CHC3, rural) The down referral program which transfers patients to facilities nearest to their homes was implemented as a national strategy to improve ATM.

This is both a physiologically important observation and potentially useful as it highlights a preventative intervention that could logically be implemented as an early strategy to prevent age related development of cardiovascular disease.