Sentence examples for relevance in implementation from inspiring English sources
An ever increasing number of studies points to the fact that RIBE is a complex, multifaceted phenomena that is observed both in vitro and in vivo; and, as such, might be of importance not only to the broad field of radiation biology, but also of relevance in implementation of novel therapeutic regimens in radiation oncology to treat cancer patients [31].
Elements related to the practice setting seemed to be of particular relevance in the implementation process.
These studies in Africa and South-East Asia indicate that the natural history of HBV infection differs in these populations and they have a direct relevance in the implementation of HBVvaccination strategy.
We focused on ARMA p,p) spectral estimation in simulation experiments due to its relevance in subband implementations.
All these developments will be successful in terms of industrial relevance if implementations are realized to work on cost-efficient parallel hardware.
This study develops the discussion of the relevance of shared conceptualization in implementation of QI in healthcare.
[ 2, 18, 20, 23] Thus, although generalizability remains to be addressed in future research endeavors, our findings may have direct relevance for implementation efforts in other settings.
These results have particular policy relevance in the context of the implementation of the new national mental health strategy in England.
The novel aspects of our trial have broad relevance for implementation of integrated care for mental-physical multimorbidity in routine settings.
In addition to the useful information gathered regarding the relevance and implementation of the elements of integrated care, a large number of respondents gave feedback on the model's applicability.
No studies have been done on context specific determinants of condom use among FSWs in Lao PDR, even though this information is of high relevance for implementation of the national STI and HIV prevention programmes.
