Sentence examples for past implementation of from inspiring English sources

A number of studies have suggested that the HCV epidemic in Egypt was driven by the past implementation of parenteral antischistosomiasis therapy (PAT) in the health campaigns against schistosomiasis.

(KI9, Chennai) Doubt regarding the past implementation of a Phase I trial (among healthy volunteers) in fact conducted in India [ 9] was founded on the belief that no one from the middle or upper classes would have volunteered for an HIV vaccine trial.

Past implementations of this approach, however, have limited the lifetime dynamics calculations to a single layer in the model.

Limitations in this understanding may have played critical roles in past strategic implementation of locally driven and relevant interventions to improve disclosure of HIV status by caregivers to adolescents in Zambia.

Much extant research investigates the past-imperfect implementation of successive waves of global education goals.

We have seen in the past that the implementation of welfare reform sees increases in people facing hunger and turning to foodbanks.

He is said to be extremely popular in the mainly Muslim north and has in the past supported the implementation of Islamic law there.

Yet, the lack of reliable data on past events renders the implementation of appropriate adaptation policies a difficult task, and therefore also hampers the mitigation of future disasters.

The researchers suggest solutions to these problems to provide an immediate positive feedback on the interpretation of past studies and the implementation of future initiatives.

Initial successes in flood control in the Tisza River Basin (TRB) have repeatedly given way to surprising and catastrophic reversals over the past 130 years since implementation of the original Vásárhelyi river engineering plan.

The focus should not only be on emergency relief and recovery, but also on the mitigation of earthquake disaster risk, building resilience, learning from experiences and past mistakes, and constant implementation of disaster risk reduction measures (Bilham 2009; Lacasse and Nadim 2011; Alexander 2012a).