Sentence examples for study to be implemented from inspiring English sources

Approaches such as the framework presented in this study, to be implemented by single platform users or sophisticated cloud-computing approaches [16], can help to bridge these gaps, reduce uncertainties in historic observations and standardize the comparability of results by the application of the CLASlite modules for high quality image pre-processing and classification.

MANEST is a 30 months study, to be implemented in three districts in eastern Uganda.

The project is a multicenter, cross-sectional study to be implemented in referral obstetrical units in all geographical regions of Brazil.

The treatment programme developed in the EVASYON study was designed as a national pilot study to be implemented as an effective treatment for adolescents with OW/OB into the Spanish Health Care Service.

This proposal is a multicenter cross-sectional study plus a nested case-control study, to be implemented in 27 reference obstetric centers in several regions of Brazil (North: 1; Northeast: 10; Central-west: 1; Southeast: 13; South: 2).

Approaches such as the framework presented in this study, to be implemented by single platform users or sophisticated cloud-computing approaches [ 16], can help to bridge these gaps, reduce uncertainties in historic observations and standardize the comparability of results by the application of the CLASlite modules for high quality image pre-processing and classification.

This will enable XYZ neutron polarization analysis studies to be implemented on the majority of public ILL instruments.

Extrapolating the results to a clinical population would require similar future studies to be implemented using patient sample protocols with and without neck pain and disability.

Our baseline survey in the region where this study is to be implemented found an under-five child mortality rate of 154 per 1000 as reported by women aged 12 to 49 for their 2002 to 2007 pregnancy history.

This type of study had to be implemented in a driving simulator, as the effects of unsafe failures of the technology were investigated with participants.

At any country or health facility in which this study is to be implemented the relevant ethical clearance should be obtained.