Sentence examples for more successfully implemented from inspiring English sources
Systems that simultaneously considered environmental, social and economic factors seemed to have been more successfully implemented than those focused only on environmental and social considerations.
With young people's participation in UNICEF processes, programmes were more innovative and more successfully implemented.
IVM was more successfully implemented in Malindi than in Nyabondo owing to greater community participation and multistakeholder engagement.
Recent research indicates that evidence-based practice may be more successfully implemented if the interventions overcome identified barriers.
With their active involvement through coordinated organisation of volunteers, a commitment to the area shown by their understanding of local issues, participation was more successfully implemented.
Household-targeted activities pertaining to the provision of nutrition inputs (eg. supplementary feeding) were delivered at the lowest rates, whereas activities pertaining to community awareness raising and training of project officials were more successfully implemented.
We highly recommend that participants attend this program with a team from their organization in order to more successfully implement their roadmap back on the job.
Thus, Canadian hospitals that have greater levels of technological capability were able to more often successfully implement healthcare technologies within their hospitals.
After years of development, several surface modification methods designed for the biosensor based on imaging ellipsometry have become more and more practical and already been successfully implemented in the detection of various biomolecules.
Curricula produced using established principles of curriculum development are more likely to be successfully implemented than those that are not [ 2, 10].
The distribution of success in these 41 studies – the majority successfully implemented, more than half reporting changes in provider process but only five were able to successfully impact patient-related outcomes, appears to validate our hierarchal definition of success.
