Sentence examples for progressively implementing from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Since 1997, routine surveillance has demonstrated periodic reemergence of influenza A (H5N1) viruses (avian influenza) in retail markets in Hong Kong, People's Republic of China (1, 2 ), leading to stepped implementation (progressively implementing more measures over time) of measures to reduce human exposure to influenza subtype H5N1.

The finding that the prevalence of TB decreases with more remote exposure lends support to the current practice of progressively implementing contact screening in concentric circles starting with household contacts and progressing through other close contacts to more remote contacts [ 240].

Since 2003/04 the Department of Health (DH) has been progressively implementing a prospective payment casemix funding system, known as Payment by Results (PbR), so that in 2008/09 over 90percentt of acute inpatient activity is reimbursed through PbR.

A health reform was in progress at the time of the research, which aimed to ensure coverage for a list of catastrophic diseases by progressively implementing a programme called GES (meaning Explicit Guarantees in Health).

It is hoped that such models will be progressively implemented across the country.

Although European design processes have not yet incorporated this approach, the introduction of commercial quality standards is being progressively implemented under international commercial guidelines published by the International Organization for Standardization ISOO).

By introducing PSM to SMEs in a more manageable way, relevant steps can be progressively implemented by companies towards full compliance with the current regulatory framework, contributing to increased safety in chemical industry parks in China.

From October 1998 to February 2001, the following infection control measures were progressively implemented: isolation of TB suspects and confirmed TB inpatients, quick turnaround for acid-fast bacilli sputum tests and HCW education in use of protective respirators.

The study is a first step toward up-scaling of landscape preferences and the development social landscape indicators that reflect the perceived value of landscapes at regional and pan-regional scales, which is increasingly important as landscape policies are progressively implemented at European level.

Mapping procedures of motor cortical output have been progressively implemented and integrated with precise anatomical brain reconstructions [23], [32], [33], [72] [78].

To address this problem more effectively, in July of 1999, the Health Secretariat of Rio de Janeiro began to progressively implement the directly observed therapy (DOT) strategy, initially in six of the city's 34 TB clinics [4].