Sentence examples for the burden of implementation from inspiring English sources

Nick Kochan, author of another recent book on financial crime**, says Britain's government has failed to invest in sufficiently skilled law enforcement personnel or regulators to police its large financial sector.For now the burden of implementation appears likely to rest with the private sector.

Easy-to-use modeling languages coupled with powerful optimization solvers have greatly reduced the burden of implementation of mathematical programming theory into the practice of commercial network design.

To address this, we are currently exploring the feasibility of using a detachable injector coil that would be compatible with multiple RF coils and would reduce the burden of implementation.

Given the expense of HIT implementation and the inability of physicians, the group to which the burden of implementation has fallen, to capture the majority of benefits and returns, physicians should be permitted to negotiate jointly with payors to properly allocate cost savings.

The burden of digital implementation is added on DAC.

[ 11, 12] These investigators found no relationship between health care system organization and CPOE implementation, noting that the cost burden of implementation often rests with the hospitals, despite the existence of national or regional incentives for adoption.

Here, departments continue to carry the burden of accountability and implementation, while interdepartmental teams generate ideas, but lack the implementation capacity or accountability mechanisms to get things done.

Thus application providers are free from the burden of the low-level implementation and system administration.

In addition, we did not have data for the same settings prior to vaccine introduction to assess any decline in the burden of RVGE disease after implementation of RV vaccines in Greece.

This means that it is possible to reduce the burden of SCP development and implementation by oncologists (a scarce resource in many nations) if there are other available and trained health professionals to share the workload.

IPT is one of the key interventions recommended by WHO in 1998 to reduce the burden of TB in PLHIV; yet implementation of IPT had been very low in different countries [ 14].