Sentence examples for lead to greater implementation from inspiring English sources

The SEA-ORCHID fellowships program provided protected time for fellows to work on individually selected, clinically relevant, projects which would produce specific outputs and lead to greater implementation of EBP.

Intensivist staffing may not only lead to greater implementation of evidence-based practices but also to more timely patient evaluation, improved efficiency and fewer complications of ICU care [ 14, 28- 30].

Development by teachers for teachers may lead to greater investment and raise the chance of follow-up implementation.

In fact, high prices, rather than 'stable' prices for fossil fuels are what will lead to great investment (and implementation) of non-fossil energy sources.

Does more education lead to greater democracy?

Could it lead to greater freedoms and greater government participation?

Discourses surrounding the design, development, and implementation of contemporary energy innovations variously promise to enhance the reliability of the energy grid, incorporate renewable energy, enable low-carbon transitions, and lead to greater convenience and lower costs for customers.

Some lead to greater pain.

Higher markets lead to greater prosperity.

The 'rebound effect' greater efficiency can lead to greater use.

But it may lead to greater fortunes.