Sentence examples for societal implementation from inspiring English sources

The example and values of Jesus Christ led me to seek a societal implementation through politics.

Science, however, depends on the public trust and support in its institutional justification and societal implementation.

As normative choices are being made throughout the entire research and technology development process and not only during the societal implementation phase, these aspects deserve consideration from the early stages onward.

From the societal perspective the implementation led to cost savings and to higher health states for patients, indicating dominancy.

The importance of technological mitigation interventions was exemplified by our household energy efficiency strategy, where health effects were small but efficiency-improvements from improved insulation and ventilation reduced societal costs of implementation by almost 50%%.

Whether they are cost-effective, we can't say, for two reasons: Methodical Inadequacy Modeling Uncertainty On a societal level the implementation of medical interventions generally follows favorable cost-utility analyses (CUA).

Maintenance of functional ecological (or green) infrastructure is threatened by habitat conversion, fragmentation and loss, water scarcity, invasive species, climate change, resource extraction, poor policy implementation and societal inequity.

There is also a notable difference between the stated goals of later stage ELSA research and RRI: in contrast with earlier approaches to governance of science and technology, RRI shifts its attention to innovation as a trigger for socio-economic progress (Rodrígueza et al.; van den Hoven et al.; Zwart et al. 2014) rather than a mere implementation of societal factors.

Notably, the prosocial behavior observed here was not directed towards a target of the compassion training but to random strangers and was assessed at least two days after the training, which lends further credibility to the societal impact that the implementation of compassion training in schools, organizations, and clinical settings might have (for compassion training in psychotherapy, see [7]).

Its mitigation includes the societal-wide adoption and implementation of specific health technologies, many of which depend on functional institutions and State.

Fourth, there are several societal impediments to the practical implementation of biomarker studies as public health tools.