Sentence examples for stresses implementation from inspiring English sources

The conceptual basis for palliative care outlined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) [ 9] is broader than end of life care, and stresses implementation earlier in the disease trajectory in conjunction with other therapies intended to minimise disease progression and prolong life.

Plants were harvested after 7 days of stress implementation.

At the same time, the 6th National Congress implemented a resolution which stressed the implementation of a socialist revolution in Syria.

The existence of a complementary effect has to be stressed: the implementation of such a system does not lead automatically to the disappearance of manual process and to the exclusion of police officers from this operational activity.

We stress that implementation in a specific programme may be influenced by other concomitant programmes such as national media campaigns, local programmes or personal initiatives by those involved in the programme under consideration.

As scientists grapple with the uncertainty of estimating and quantifying health benefits of environmental regulation, they are best served by conducting sensitivity analyses of the estimates that they do have, and by stressing post-implementation assessments of benefits and costs, Greenbaum concluded.

Key lessons learnt from the MCI implementation stress the importance of advocates, customising implementation for specific target audiences, simultaneous action on contextual enabling factors, and strategic planning to ensure that Meena activities are part of an overall set of integrated and ongoing strategies and programmes.

Much of the literature defining the bacterial state during NRP has been based on microarray studies, in which changes in mRNA levels in response to the implementation of stresses on cultured Mtb were monitored.

Secondly, the importance of a thorough and correct implementation of the Care Guide, underpinned by education, and training, is stressed in our implementation guide.

Keen to head off the potential outrage of gamers, Rockstar also stressed that the implementation of micro-transactions will not lead to a 'pay to win' system in which users can buy tactical advantages over their online enemies: "The game and its economy have been designed and balanced for the vast majority of players who will not buy extra cash.

As Hardy stressed, a single implementation doesn't establish a standard and, in his view, "the Web needs Mozilla's Gecko and Microsoft's Trident engines to nurture an open, innovative environment".