Sentence examples for in response to the implementation from inspiring English sources
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].
The cross-sectional design could not show whether the performance of the dimensions had improved over time and, if so, whether this has occurred in response to the implementation of the Home Health program.
Celebrities like Louis C.K.? In the last few years, my colleagues and I have been stepping up the rigor and content of our instruction in response to the standards' implementation.
Numerous studies have examined the determinants of cancer screening uptake, but few studies have analysed how these determinants have changed over time, particularly in response to the recent implementation of mass screenings and/or national programmes.
The bills were passed in a special session of the assembly in response to the valley people's demand for the implementation of an Inner Line Permit system in the state.
NPT is concerned with the social organisation of the work (implementation) of making practices routine elements of everyday life (embedding) and of sustaining embedded practices in their social contexts (integration) and was developed particularly in response to the evidence, which suggested that eHealth implementation, embedding and integration are difficult to achieve in practice [ 29- 31].
NPT is concerned with the social organisation of the work (implementation) of making practices routine elements of everyday life (embedding) and of sustaining embedded practices in their social contexts (integration) and was developed particularly in response to the evidence, which suggested that eHealth implementation, embedding and integration are difficult to achieve in practice [ 36- 38].
In response to the dearth of information in dissemination and implementation literature about the sustainability of community-wide PA programs in general and of '10,000 Steps' in particular, the Government of Flanders (Dutch speaking part of Belgium) provided funding to study the sustainability of '10,000 Steps' in the Flemish region.
A decade ago, Krimsky and Rothenberg [29] encouraged journal editors "to take seriously the implementation of disclosure policies in response to the escalation of financial interests of authors".
