Sentence examples for leading to implementation from inspiring English sources

State water quality planning should focus annually on priority issues and geographic areas and on the development of water quality controls leading to implementation measures.

The lack of a proper definition of the problem hinders the design of prevention strategies, often leading to implementation of inappropriate and ineffective actions.

The demonstrated behavior in graphene/h-BN/graphene heterostructure suggests a pathway to preserve the excellent carrier transport of pristine graphene monolayer in a multi-channel configuration, leading to implementation of highly conductive 2D heterostructure systems.

Textual specifications, that in the past were the original form of specifications, have been substituted by reference software which became the starting point of any design flow leading to implementation.

Several economists using top-down modelling approaches rely overly on the Autonomous Energy Efficiency Index leading to implementation costs for measures to mitigate CO2 emissions being over estimated (Jaccard et al. 1996).

In contrast, when they hold negative perceptions about a program or have competing priorities, they may resist or undermine the program, leading to implementation failure.

The additional time taken for an IMCI consultation was expressed as a barrier to implementation, leading to partial implementation of IMCI, which has been repeatedly shown in assessments of IMCI implementation [ 23].

To the Editor: Since 1997, routine surveillance has demonstrated periodic reemergence of influenza A (H5N1) viruses (avian influenza) in retail markets in Hong Kong, People's Republic of China (1, 2 ), leading to stepped implementation (progressively implementing more measures over time) of measures to reduce human exposure to influenza subtype H5N1.

Evaluating compliance to the CPG shortly after introduction, allows rapid implementation efforts to be developed, hopefully leading to effective implementation of the CPG and thus improving quality of care.

This is our first question, and its discussion may lead to modifications of the trial process leading to earlier implementation of neoadjuvant and adjuvant clinical trial testing.

In the year 2009, a major economic crisis emerged in Greece, leading to the implementation of a financial rescue plan lead by the "Troika", (the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission, and the European Central Bank), in collaboration with the Greek Government.