Sentence examples for prospective introduction from inspiring English sources

Using the same framework, Meenakshi and collegues [18] evaluated the prospective introduction of a number of GM-fortified crops into several countries and also found generally lower costs and less effectiveness, though the range was great.

One building block is the introduction of "prospective" payment systems for hospital services.

As mentioned in the introduction, for prospective parents, child-rearing costs are an expected quantity that has not been spent yet.

Design: Prospective study following the introduction of a "one-stop" process for the management of women with low grade smear abnormalities.

Increased patient throughput and patient acuity resulting from the introduction of prospective funding mechanisms, such as Case Mix (based on the Diagnosis Related Groups) for in-patient acute care, raised serious concerns about compromising quality of care delivered to patients.

Introduction: A prospective randomized study was designed to compare the skeletal, dental, and soft-tissue profile changes in Class I borderline patients treated with extraction and nonextraction by means of the air-rotor stripping (ARS) technique and to compare the treatment times.

Other studies in contrast, have shown no worsening in outcomes after introduction of prospective payment systems [ 22, 23].

We e-mailed the prospective participants a short introduction and invitation text, together with a link to an internet-based questionnaire.

The introduction of prospective payment to reimburse hospitals makes an understanding of the key drivers of length of stay (LOS) imperative.

The 'Quicker but sicker' study found that unstable patients were discharged earlier after the introduction of prospective payment systems in the U.S. [ 20].

The prospective interviewees received an introduction letter, inviting them to participate and informing them about the aim and confidentiality of the study, and how it was going to be conducted.