Sentence examples for modification of implementation from inspiring English sources
The review process over the last three years has tracked the progress of UNICEF supported interventions and has contributed to the reflection and modification of implementation plans.
Results of this study will guide the planning and modification of further implementation strategies with the goal of improving neuroprotection for very preterm infants.
Initial findings are promising, albeit some modification of the implementation process will likely be required particularly relating to systems for engaging volunteers.
They should be prepared to challenge decision makers when interventions of uncertain effectiveness are being implemented in a way that would make strengthening the evidence through a rigorous evaluation difficult, or when a modification of the implementation strategy would open up the possibility of a much more informative evaluation.
From Figure 15, it may be concluded that when the result of partitioning changes at runtime, then the computation time needed for our scheduler to schedule all the DFG tasks is widely dependent on this modification of tasks implementations.
This type of inquiry might lend itself to an ongoing type of treatment and modifications of the implementation of the intervention as opposed to an endline assessment.
This optimization required a modification of the algorithm implementation.
Alteration of the axioms required modification of the analogue implementation.
Lipsky's original theory focused on resource constraints as drivers of provider modification of policies during implementation.
We model a monolayer of cancer cells as a two-dimensional regular lattice obtained using a modification of the GridGraph implementation in Mathematica 8.0 (Wolfram Research Inc).
Preventing additional morbidity and mortality will require modification of current and implementation of new programs and activities to increase resilience to climate change, taking into consideration the local context, including socioeconomic, geographic, and other factors.
