Sentence examples for implementing thus from inspiring English sources

In many instances, the cluster approach was equated to the SWAP which the GoU was already implementing thus resulting in further confusion about the cluster approach and compounding the belief that it was duplicating government efforts.

Addressing the capability and priority criteria will ensure the optimum EA is implemented thus it shall reduce the risk of EA implementation failure.

"With regard to the Fina DCRB technical recommendations, Fina would like to confirm that these have always been implemented, thus leading to a fruitful anti-doping strategy".

The balancing loop tries to prevent renewable technologies from being implemented thus slowing down the transition.

Firstly, the government policies implemented thus far regarding the operation of full-day kindergarten will be introduced.

Due to the complex dynamic nature of sea clutter, the adaptive whitening filter can not be effectively implemented; thus, the detection performance of these detectors shows some deterioration.

In addition, with top and bottom electrodes, these diodes require four layers to be implemented; thus, the issue of process complexity still remains.

After the assessment of all the dimensions, a Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) approach [10] was implemented, thus defining the appraisal phase.

If companies pay no attention to organizational learning, HPWS would not be approved or effectively implemented, thus the promotion effect on corporate performance would be weakened.

Prototype oscillatory tillage implement thus developed was tested in terraced land field conditions and compared with the same working in non-oscillatory mode of operation.

Rooted on a conservative, arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian (ALE) scheme, it was very recently converted from explicit to a largely implicit formulation, and, to further increasing numerical efficiency, a multigrid accelerator has been implemented, thus reaching substantial savings in the number of iterations required to reach convergence.