Sentence examples for pilot the implementation from inspiring English sources

The current project seeks to develop and pilot the implementation of a screening tool for opioid risk at American College of Surgeons (ACS) Level I and Level II trauma centers.The project began with an online survey, which was sent to Wisconsin trauma center medical directors and trauma coordinators for the purpose of gathering information on current substance use screening practices.

Finally, the grant will help improve protection and care for children deprived of parental care through the promulgation of new policies, guidelines and standards on alternative care, and pilot the implementation of new alternative care models, including foster care, and inter-country adoption programmes for children with special needs.

In Uganda, the Health Policy Analysis Committee (Additional file 1: Panel 2) has progressively played a prominent coordinating role while in the case of Cameroon a technical secretariat was established to steer and pilot the implementation of the health sector strategy with less responsibility.

The project aimed to pilot the implementation of good post-harvest management practices to manage quality, assure safety and reduce losses in prioritized traditional fruit and vegetable supply chains with stakeholders, in order to generate evidence to support the uptake of the improved practices.

Use of 'pathfinder initiatives' based on a group of members piloting the implementation of the initiatives, will invigorate progress towards the Bogor Goals and provide a framework to encourage broader participation through enhanced capacity building programmes.

Piloting the implementation strategies selected for this aim, to ensure that they are able to meet the needs of the target population, is highly recommendable.

This project pilots the implementation of good post-harvest management practice to improve quality, assure safety and reduce losses in prioritised traditional fruit and vegetable supply chains in three countries – Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri-Lanka – of the SAARC region.

In NFI5 (1994–1998), the application of growth and yield models was used in the Jiangxi pilot, with the implementation of UNDP CPR 91/151 project.

The pilot of the implementation of the framework demonstrated a high degree of user acceptability, with all operational managers able to complete the templates and iterate proposed indicators in line with the FABRIC principles.

The organization of the large-scale pilots and the implementation of Go-Lab activities in a diverse group of schools in different European countries is a major challenge.

During the semester prior to the pilot implementation of the lab module, the DNA extraction protocol described by Dellaporta et al. (1983) was modified to fit 1 h of lab time (see Supplemental Material).