Sentence examples for support with the implementation from inspiring English sources

The authors would like to thank Ali Mortazavi for providing raw sequence data for NRSF ChIP-seq experiment, Srijak Bhatnagar for assistance with BioPerl scripting, and the numerous developers who offered helpful support with the implementation of their programs.

The difference between the two groups consisted of the way they were supported with the implementation of EAFD and EASD.

In the four reminder telephone calls which were planned with each pharmacist for the first part of the trial, the project assistants were also interviewed and supported with the implementation of patient education.

Although the SCP was strongly supported by the great part of population, this support decreased with the implementation of additional speed cameras.

As a consequence, the magnitude of the public support associated with the implementation of a policy cannot be specified down to the level of the individual manager/land owner.

The Safety Program consisted of ten themes regarding patient safety and for each safety theme a module with interventions was developed to support hospitals with the implementation of interventions concerning this theme.

The government funding support was resumed with the implementation of this project.

Prospects for the sustainability of the Nutrition-Friendly School Initiative may be better because the action research essentially provides technical support and assistance with the implementation process, rather than funding priority activities defined by school nutrition committees, that would have to be funded from schools' own resources.

The interest in alignment with existing resources in our study is also consistent with work that has asserted that department level support to help with the implementation of initiatives was key for successful changes to take hold (Wieman and Gilley 2013; Hastings and Breslow 2015).

The intervention consisted of (1) using a clinic appointment diary to track patient attendance and monitor monthly performance; (2) changing the mode of asking for self-reported adherence; (3) training staff on adherence concepts, intervention methods, and use of monitoring data; (4) conducting visits to support facility teams with the implementation.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/14/87/prepub wouldulikeike to thank the colleagues from the Department of Epidemiology and Health Monitoring, Robert Koch-Institute, for providing valuable support with the design and implementation of the sampling frame.