Sentence examples for really implementing from inspiring English sources

This survey sheds light on what CADe schemes are really implementing to detect pulmonary nodules and which will in turn assist radiologist for better diagnosis.

Student: You mentioned that there was a tradition of communism and state-owned enterprises, that a lot of the businesses were a little bit wary of a capitalist system, and that you played a pivotal role in introducing that idea and really implementing it.

"We're all going to have to work together to advance this plan to implementation and to see to it that we, in fact, have the resources to really implement the plan in a way that will really impact the lives of people in the near term," said Harry Johns, president and CEO of the Alzheimer's Association.

"The first is, can we really implement human caloric restriction?

"But the desire to really implement these technologies in our society is missing".

"At that time the opening-up policy was not really implemented in China.

The second is, can we really implement it in a way that doesn't neglect the biology?

'Our fear is that all the supermarkets have joined the Roundtable but they are not going to really implement the policy.

"I kind of figured it would be a couple more years down the line before it was really implemented and I'll be retired by then," she said.

The Obama administration announced a "pivot" to Asia but never really implemented it, on either the military side or the economic side.

When introverted leaders are managing proactive employees, they're more likely than extroverts to let those employees run with their ideas and really implement them.