Sentence examples for introduction of procedures from inspiring English sources

This included the introduction of procedures to "eliminate the incentive to misreport" Libor, the daily rate that is the benchmark for millions of financial transactions which is calculated from the submissions by a group of banks.

Although we avoided introduction of procedures that increase data-collection or analysis time, our results suggest that these types of changes might be necessary after all, as the influence of the assessor would be diminished considerably.

For example, introduction of procedures to enhance sorption of PPCPs to activated sludge treatment will mean that while emissions to water bodies are reduced, exposure of the terrestrial environment will increase when the sludge is applied to soils as a fertilizer (McClellan and Halden 2010).

New procedures are often left to surplus lines carriers to underwrite, adding a layer of oversight to the introduction of new procedures such as Lasik eye surgery and laparoscopic gallbladder surgery.

There will be improved efficiency and a national review of workloads, and the introduction of mediation procedures to help resolve any industrial relations issues.

The staff were aware that practices would be evaluated further to the introduction of new procedures but were not aware of the exact study objectives.

The introduction of test procedures should provide an equitable basis for competition amongst manufacturers and an essential criterion for design and selection of the equipment.

In fact, all register-based surveys carried out in Spain following the introduction of these procedures managed to achieve their final numerical targets by applying an exclusively individual random sampling.

This review describes some of the recent advances that have been implemented to improve the development of integrated production processes for high-value molecules expressed in plants, including the introduction of novel procedures to increase the likelihood of regulatory acceptance.

The introduction of spraying procedures to fabricate layer-by-layer (LbL) films has brought new possibilities for the control of molecular architectures and for making the LbL technique compliant with industrial processes.

Our standardized blended learning approach using e-learning, hands-on, and simulation offers two important benefits when applied with adequate rigor: (1) it provides a risk-free training environment and (2) it accelerates the learning curve and allows introduction of the procedures on real patients at a safer level of performance.