Sentence examples for predicted that the implementation from inspiring English sources
It is predicted that the implementation of health literacy in the workplace context can create value not only for employees, but also for businesses [ 23, 29, 33].
Interestingly, though the syndicate of physicians was one of the supporters of this draft law, a few participants predicted that the implementation of this law would make doctors perceive an impingement on their authority and income generation.
We predict that the implementation of our sputum induction service will aid in more rapid de-isolation of patients.
The model predicted that, with the implementation of universal vaccination, an 89% reduction in RGE-related deaths would occur.
We predict that the successful implementation of this intervention in the future lies in the extent to which policymakers are willing to shift from a narrow focused model of change to a focus on the whole system.
The combined SHARON-anammox system could work stably over long periods, and the authors predicted that the combination process was ready for full-scale implementation.
You know, for all those doom-and-gloom types who predicted that full implementation of Obamacare would somehow tank the economy, we actually seem to be doing pretty nicely right now.
Dr Thierry Ange Ella Ondo, UN Food and Agriculture Organisation representative in Mali, predicts that "the situation will affect the implementation of the government's food assistance plans in the north".
Studies have shown that birth-cohort screening is cost-effective, even in the era of expensive direct-acting antivirals [ 36], and models have predicted that implementation of this screening strategy could avert 78,000-121,000 deands, and over 10,000 19,000 liver transplants among those living with HCV who remain undiagnosed [ 36, 37].
In 2009, NICE issued guidance for vomiting and diarrhea in children younger than 5 years old. 2 The supplementary costing statement predicts that implementation of the clinical practice guideline is not likely to have significant savings at the national level.
