Sentence examples for perspective of implementing from inspiring English sources

Therefore, RADARSAT 2 products can give useful information to improve spatial parameterization and validation of distributed hydrological models in mountain grassland areas, also in the perspective of implementing data integration procedures for operational soil moisture monitoring.

Based on a smart home system model abstracted from the perspective of implementing users' household operations, a general domain ontology model is designed by defining the correlative concepts, and a logical data semantic fusion model is designed accordingly.

Therefore this study aimed to investigate the experiences from both TB patients and health care providers' perspective of implementing DOT for the full course of TB treatment.

The yearly electricity yield (42615.9 MWh) reveals good perspectives of implementing ORC with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of gas compression stations.

For perspective, the cost of implementing the CBCO program at the level of implementers in each province was $49 $57 per household per year ($21 $25 per child) in 2009.

For both the societal and the healthcare perspective, the COR of implementing CBT for CFS in a MHC was also calculated for a period of 5 years.

From this perspective, the possibility of implementing ECMO should be considered at an early stage to ensure sufficient time to discuss its applicability.

The Institute of Medicine's watershed To Err is Human [ 3] and Crossing the Quality Chasm [ 4] reports specifically identified organisational failings as one of the root causes of poor quality, with the latter devoting an entire chapter to analysing healthcare organisations as complex, adaptive systems and the implications of this perspective for implementing change.

The qualitative arm consisted of Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) with those who had accepted the intervention to discuss their perspectives in greater depth; and key informant interviews with: school teachers to discuss the use of the screens in schools, program staff to discuss their perspectives and experiences of implementing the project, and community members who had refused the intervention.

In this paper, we discuss the development of certification of forest ecosystem services (FES) from the perspective of those implementing it at the local level.

All financial costs of stand-alone (HDSS and HMS) and integrated (CDA) surveys were estimated from the perspective of the implementing agency.