Sentence examples for merits to implement from inspiring English sources

15 Now, the SD BIOLINE HIV/syphilis Duo test has emerged with several merits to implement the dual screening of HIV and syphilis.

Despite the inferior performance of the proposed DS scheme to the proposed AS scheme, the proposed DS scheme has a merit that it is easy to implement and needs nearly no complexity overhead.

The grant stipulated that the union and the school district had to agree on a plan to implement the merit-based Teacher Incentive Fund within two years.

FAIR wanted Trump to restore intense cooperation between federal, state, and local law enforcement on immigration; to implement a merit-based immigration system; and to end a "catch and release" policy that allowed undocumented people facing deportation to reside in the U.S., not in detention, until they could receive a hearing.  .

A spokesman for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections said that while the agency has moved to implement these changes, "The merits of the case have not been decided".

Mr Samwick blogged in September about the merits of this idea, including the best way to implement it.

In addition, being easy to implement is one of the merits that attract users.

However, it may reduce the merit of ALOHA that is simple and easy to implement.

The merit of this approximation is that it is somewhat easier to implement and compute in practice.

PCR-ELISA has merit with regard to its sensitivity, but is too time-consuming and expensive to implement in a clinical laboratory (Fig. 2).

Whatever the merits (or lack thereof) of the bigger idea, what people wanted to hear was that the structures to implement that idea were in place, not that Treasury is still trying to figure out what to do.