"Rather than seeking to implement much-needed reforms, the N.B.A. has chosen instead to attack the messenger," Lauro wrote.
Rather than attempting to implement this complicated algorithm in Java de novo, it was decided to have Jmol instead use SMARTS to do this task, scanning through types rather than atoms and identifying all atoms of a given type at once (and automatically skipping checking for types for elements that are not in the structure. The key is to go through a list of SMARTS checks in a very specific order.
Mrs. Koroma realized that by engaging local village chiefs in health awareness campaigns -- by partnering with and empowering existing leaders rather than trying to implement with limited resources -- she could catalyze attitude and behavior change at a remarkable rate.
The overarching suggestion is that rather than seeking to implement a screening tool in isolation, a procedure should instead be applied to yield an optimal indication of the need of each patient for further neurological examination.
Instead what happened was that the LLF board decided to reorganize the Foundation in a way that Marks "did not think was a viable business model and [he] resigned rather than try to implement it".
However, it has been argued that ROM implementation is more likely to succeed if started with small pilot projects that can later be extended and refined, rather than attempts to implement across a whole service [ 39].
To date, community participation has most often been seen as an intervention to improve health outcomes rather than a process to implement and support health programmes to sustain these outcomes.
After hearing of Ms. Weingarten's comments yesterday, Jerry Russo, Mr. Klein's press secretary, said: "Rather than working with us to implement fundamental changes that will help our teachers help all of our children learn, the U.F.T. merely continues to gripe".
Hence, there may be a need for a more flexible approach to surveillance in community sport such as continuing to provide standardised paper-based reporting forms rather than expecting all clubs to implement computerised online systems.
As I work with CGI members and develop opportunities for engagement, it is with the understanding that it has to add up to real results for people on the ground - this means deriving solutions from girls and women, rather than just asking them to implement solutions that outsiders bring to them.
