Sentence examples for in response to implementation from inspiring English sources

We report results from specifications that measure E-Verify at time t or at time t−1, the previous year, since unauthorized immigrants may not move immediately in response to implementation of E-Verify.

4 These effects have since been reproduced by others, 5 7 while additional studies also demonstrated reductions in sudden cardiac arrest and mortality from AMI in response to implementation of smoke-free legislation.

Our use of GIS for service delivery planning arose organically in response to implementation needs to better know the context of the areas in which outreach was being conducted and to focus our resources in areas where need or potential demand for VMMC services was highest.

As the Namibia example suggests, policy-makers and facility managers can use the WISN method to estimate health worker requirements for a range of needs and scenarios, including making staff adjustments in response to implementation of new services, decentralization, or reconfiguration of primary care services.

Here we describe pneumococcal carriage rates in children under five years of age attending the paediatric department of a large UK hospital in response to vaccine implementation over seven winter seasons from 2006 to 2013.

In response to REACH implementation, industry reacted proactively in some cases and even tried to phase out substances that fulfil the criteria for inclusion into the candidate list for Annex XIV (personal communication with industry).

The CURACAO case studies have shown that in response to the implementation of URUC, a proportion of travellers will change their travel behaviour, either changing modes, moving their trips to times outside the hours of operation, combining several trips into one, or foregoing travel completely.

Much of the literature defining the bacterial state during NRP has been based on microarray studies, in which changes in mRNA levels in response to the implementation of stresses on cultured Mtb were monitored.

National benchmarking and within-facility comparisons can also be undertaken to detect changes in care quality in response to the implementation of quality initiatives [ 6].

This difference in time points of data collection was in response to differing implementation of the Safe Start policy [ 5] across the two participating sites and was unavoidable.

This information is intended to serve as a baseline for monitoring changes in traffic crash risks and risk behaviours in response to ongoing implementation of policy and programs to address the problem of transport-related injury in Thailand.