Sentence examples for risk to implement from inspiring English sources

Our observations strongly support recent revision of the UK drinking water regulations requiring water companies to undertake risk assessments of water sources, and where judged to be a risk, to implement continuous monitoring of Cryptosporidium oocyst concentrations in treated water (15 ).

The Endorse study reinforces the necessity to improve implementation of available guidelines for evaluating VTE risk and to implement measures that ensure that at-risk patients receive appropriate prophylaxis.

One method to hedge price risk is to implement various dynamic pricing schemes in the retail sector in order to reflect the volatility of the real-time market clearing price to the retail rate.

It would also conditionally require the highest risk plants to implement the safest and most cost-effective processes where feasible.

This action was considered a trigger for countries to identify possible cases; define, inform, and investigate the population at risk; and to implement control measures.

Effective public health response to forest fire smoke events requires an understanding of its short-term health effects in order to identify who is most at risk, and to implement strategies to protect them.

In addition, tuberculosis provides one example in which pathogen and host genomics can be used in combination to identify those at increased risk and to implement measures to control the spread of disease.

For the clinical application study, we developed a slide rule style VAS to capture the subjective assessment of risk and to implement the logarithmic transformation of VAS distances into scores (see Figure 2).

The group set out to think differently about primary dental care and aimed to redesign services to capture individual need; taking account of disease experience and behavioural/medical patient risk factors to implement evidenced preventive interventions in a structured way and report outcomes.

These "bottom-up" efforts, as opposed to government-driven efforts that are perceived as "top-down", promote local ownership of the information (Cronin et al. [2004b]), empower at-risk individuals to implement change in their communities (Cronin et al. [2004a]), and can result in risk-reduction efforts becoming an accepted part of community thinking and daily life.

The outcomes of this study can be used as basic data for the development of agricultural water resource management, which will help to minimize the drought-risk and to implement future agricultural water resource policies in Bangladesh.