Sentence examples for measuring the implementation from inspiring English sources

The eight elements and corresponding critical components describe the educational strategies shared by 20 inclusive STEM schools and provide a theoretical basis for measuring the implementation of these elements in inclusive STEM schools and considering the context for student outcome research.

Application to PRALIMAP underlined the feasibility of measuring the implementation level.

With the aim of assessing and measuring the implementation level of CG within health care organizations, in 2006 the Department of Public Health of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart developed "OPTIGOV©" (Optimizing Health Care Governance), a methodology consisting of a hospital audit based on a structured and systematic approach and on an improvement operational plan.

Another important system design parameter is the peak-to-average-power ratio (PAPR) that measures the implementation feasibility of the power amplifiers at the transmitter.

We measure the implementation complexity of BF schemes in terms of the number of floating-point operations (FLOPs) [17], which is defined by the total number of multiplications and additions of real numbers.

But putting that aside, the point here is that Kelling himself measures the implementation of the broken-windows theory by counting the number of misdemeanor arrests in each police precinct.

We were unable to directly measure the implementation and effect of the national public awareness campaign, fast-track protocols and prehospital triage.

Importantly, the CGDI mixes items that probe both management and clinician activities; in our study, these items sought to measure the implementation of stated policy.

While we were unable to formally measure the implementation rate of the developed action plans, we know that other groups were unable to implement the planned changes due to lack of time, resources, leadership, or organizational support.

A fidelity approach (using a 'tool to measure the implementation of an evidence-based practice' [ 90]) offers a framework involving the development of a scale that captures the characteristics that stakeholders believe may be important.

We aimed to identify, select and apply guideline recommendations to develop a set of QIs to measure the implementation of evidence-based practice using routinely recorded clinical data in United Kingdom (UK) primary care.