Sentence examples for subsequently implementing from inspiring English sources

Inaccuracies in calculating this core indicator can have profound implications, including for negotiating donor funding for PMTCT programmes, monitoring progress towards internationally agreed targets, identifying weaknesses in PMTCT programmes, and subsequently implementing necessary interventions to bring about improvements in coverage.

Indeed when NHS commissioners appeared unwilling to engage corporate 'independent sector treatment centres' (now re-named 'NHS Treatment Centres'), the Department of Health commissioned them itself, with local commissioning bodies only subsequently implementing and monitoring the contracts [ 23].

This was achieved by clustering [ 10] validated zebra finch mRNAs and expressed sequence tags, then using chicken protein sequences to search this zebra finch database with Blastx, [ 11] and subsequently implementing T-Coffee [ 12] to generate 3,653 pairwise CDS alignments from the Blastx best-hit pairs (for details see supplementary methods).

The next year, a local engineer named Tracy Drury developed design options for the Army Corps of Engineers that were subsequently implemented.

The government subsequently implemented programs among commercial sex workers to promote mandatory condom use and to treat sexually transmitted diseases.

The document not only shows the influence of Buddhism of which the prince can be counted as the first major propagator in Japan but also embodies many of the ethical and political doctrines of Confucian government, long since established in China and subsequently implemented in the kingdoms on the Korean peninsula as well.

But when I went digging into the history of the Web to find out where online comments really came from, it's clear that they're the consequences of what was technically feasible at a certain point and how that feasibility was subsequently implemented.

Washington subsequently implemented a modified blanket system that was a nonpartisan contest in which voters could select one candidate per office, with the top two vote getters per office irrespective of party affiliation advancing to the general election; in 2008 this "top-two" system was declared constitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.

These alternatives were tested on their likely consequences, and subsequently implemented and monitored.

In accordance with the locally tailored prevention plans, key prevention activities are subsequently implemented.

Checklists, time-outs and safety management systems were subsequently implemented [5].