Sentence examples for more widespread implementation from inspiring English sources
The imperative for conserving energy highlights the need for considering the more widespread implementation of higher efficiency electric machines such as the axial flux permanent magnet (AFPM) machine.
One barrier for more widespread implementation is the lack of simple methodologies for advanced control design development which may be used by non experts in control theory.
Herein we review the potential for nanotechnology to overcome the challenges that have limited the more widespread implementation of immunotherapy to cancer treatment.
Recent studies now seem to contradict the dogma of conservative treatment in primary patellar dislocations, particularly since the MPFL reconstruction technique has undergone a more widespread implementation in the treatment of first-time patellar instability (Bitar et al. 2015; Bitar et al. 2012).
More widespread implementation of needle exchanges could help change that, according to Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy's November report on addiction.
Feasibility is an important requirement for more widespread implementation of such an intervention.
However, existing contracts, business interests and exemptions hindered more widespread policy implementation and intervention effectiveness.
More consistent and widespread implementation of existing tools would be beneficial, although technical problems such as selection for chemico-resistance in vectors and parasites emphasize the need for a new generation of malaria control tools [3].
Real change will come with more widespread and effective implementation of provisions laid out in the protocols, she suggested.
This more general recommendation was believed to be less rigid and would facilitate more widespread dissemination and implementation.
The aim is to incorporate POC INR monitoring and warfarin education into the existing HMR remuneration structure to produce a streamlined and sustainable model more pragmatic for widespread implementation into practice.
