Sentence examples for improving adoption from inspiring English sources

Various managerial implications including applications to differential pricing, improving adoption pace and segmenting consumers to design marketing strategies are discussed.

He argues that the economic crisis may actually contribute to what he calls a "perfect storm" of factors that will boost telepresence's growth: Large companies are consolidating offices across the country, travel budgets are shriveling and, significantly, Cisco is pushing a new business model aimed at improving adoption.

Jeff consults to states and non-profit organizations about improving adoption services and child welfare reform.

Our objectives were to identify issues and concerns related to rotavirus disease and vaccinations among both providers and consumers so that we can develop strategies for improving adoption of the new rotavirus vaccine.

Adoption of telehealth has been slower than anticipated, and little is known about the service improvements that help to embed telehealth into routine practice or the role of frontline staff in improving adoption.

Unfortunately, hospitals' surveys have repeatedly demonstrated low and only slowly improving adoption of CAUTI preventive strategies, such as reminders, stop orders and condom catheters compared to higher rates of adoption of antimicrobial urinary catheters in non-federal hospitals.

In a collaborative network of community ICUs, a multi-faceted quality improvement intervention improved adoption of care practices.

First, in drought-affected areas (e.g. the Horn of Africa regions and many parts of sub-Saharan Africa), agricultural input credit schemes may be interlinked with insurance to enhance access to credit services and improve adoption of improved agricultural technologies (Carter 2009).

Local authorities need to work closely with voluntary adoption agencies to improve adoption services and ensure adoptive families are found, particularly for the most difficult to place children".

The government is determined to improve adoption services to ensure that more children are adopted and more quickly.

I do not agree with the way in which many of these advocates express their views -- there tends to be a great deal of undeserved hate, anger and cyberbullying directed at adoptive parents, as opposed to productive discussions about ways to improve adoption -- but I remain hopeful that there is room for collaboration instead of contempt in the future.