Sentence examples for rated implementing from inspiring English sources
Staff in the facilities that participated in the change team activities rated implementing HIV services in their facility as more acceptable and feasible as compared with staff in the control facilities.
Of the six Workload and Skill Mix strategies only two were highly rated: implementing a caseload management database and using support personnel.
We measured their infection rates, implemented the checklist, worked to get a more cooperative culture so that nurses could speak up.
Experimental results on several databases suggest that using the active vision processing can improve classification rates implemented with various classifiers.
In this work, the scaling rule of Leas and Rappaport (1952) was used and the criteria of stable flood were met at the injection flow rate implemented.
I also didn't go through an activity post, but I'm hoping they have their Reliability Rating implemented, allowing users to rate their activity experience with the other person — this lacks in Who's Going and could likely become an important feature for these sites (much like eBay's rating system).
Although the real migration rate values are often (but not always) included in the confidence interval, BayessAss+ systematically overestimates the migration rates implemented in the laboratory experiments.
This GLM analysis resulted in statistical contrast activation maps which were corrected for multiple comparisons using the statistical false discovery rate implemented in Brainvoyager QX [44] and thresholded at the corrected P<0.05.
Therefore, instead of the 5% default chromosome level detection rate implemented in MultiQTL, we used a more stringent statistical threshold for MIM analyses.
A strict molecular clock (0.0065-0.00815 per lineage substitution rate), implemented in BEAST v1.6.1 [ 63], was used to estimate the divergence times within L. delicata.
Genes were evolved at a fast, medium or slow rate, implemented by rescaling the model tree branch lengths by a factor of 2.0, 1.0, or 0.1, respectively.
