In many schools, school-wide discipline focuses mainly on reacting to specific student misbehavior by implementing punishment-based strategies.
With video simulations it was furthermore shown that the limitations of the new method were mainly hardware-related and could be overcome by implementing more advanced camera technology in SDF imaging (that is, higher spatial and temporal resolution).
Evidence generated by our group also showed reduction in neonatal and perinatal mortality in rural areas of southern rural district of Pakistan by implementing community based interventions delivered through mainly LHWs and TBAs [ 6, 9].
These were mainly modules implementing the three basic tasks for HMMs as described above.
While such schemes have mainly been implemented by newer airlines and hotel networks around the world, Delta's move is just another signal that the cheaper, 'saver' rewards — those more accessible to most of us — are moving further out of reach.
In the Netherlands, clinical practice physiotherapy guidelines are mainly implemented by using passive implementation strategies.
Even though uploading images from CDs into PACS is likely to reduce the rate of repeat imaging in one institution [14], a centralised upload into PACS by the radiology department, as mainly implemented by most PACS vendors, is often leading to large stacks of CDs and very high workload.
The MC policy came into effect in 2010, but WHO and UNAIDS reports indicate that some MC for HIV prevention activities were already taking place, mainly implemented by NGOs with US agencies funding by 2009 [ 23].
In a sense, qualitative studies validate quantitative results by showing that the social innovation ESD in Alheim is mainly implemented by actors from non-formal education.
During the past decades, most of research about IA estimator were mainly implemented by numerical simulation.
Within the United States, green infrastructure projects can be characterized as: (1) reliant on classical geographic information system (GIS) techniques (e.g., overlay, buffering) for mapping; (2), mainly implemented by states and local jurisdictions; and (3) static assessments that do not routinely incorporate information on land-cover change.
