Sentence examples for implementing it largely from inspiring English sources
However no steps have actually been taken towards implementing it largely due to the cost of classical HLA typing and the need to repeat serology tests during an individual's lifetime.
The Mets have devised the plan and largely implemented it, through the Beltran trade and the deal that sent R. A. Dickey to Toronto for d'Arnaud and Syndergaard.
Alasdair Cavalla, senior economist at CEBR, said: "While the NLW should be beneficial to the economy overall, clearly it cannot be implemented within largely state-funded sectors without a corresponding increase in the funding going to these sectors".
One low-implementation facility implemented MOVE! through largely grass-roots efforts without management support or commitment to MOVE! as evidenced by the absence of fundamental resources needed to implement MOVE!
With the elimination of those moderate Republican senators, the more conservative wing of the Kansas G.O.P. will have a largely unobstructed path to implement its vision.
The bill, if implemented, would largely introduce measures already introduced elsewhere in the UK.
The welfare reform bill, if implemented, would largely introduce measures already introduced elsewhere in the UK.
The 1975 land policy was not effectively implemented caused largely due to the society's stereotypes and discrimination against women.
Previous research performed in four-stroke engines, has shown how the operating region where gasoline PPC concept can be successfully implemented is largely linked to the octane number of the fuel, making difficult to cover the entire load range with a fixed fuel.
"In the past, the nutrition activities that were being implemented focused largely on treating malnutrition," says Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Officer at the Wolaita zone health office Haile Bekele.
With its almost exclusive focus on labor and delivery, the current approach as implemented has largely ignored opportunities to achieve better outcomes arising during pregnancy (only paying attention to whether the requisite antenatal contacts occur).
