Sentence examples for the potential of implementing from inspiring English sources
"Rather than focus on improving this openFrameworks implementation of Loop Findr, I will investigate the potential of implementing a web-based version so that it might reach as many people as possible.
The potential of implementing artificial intelligence in CPMT is also discussed.
The potential of implementing OpenFlow in an enterprise network is explored to schedule traffic among different inbound links.
In this study, the potential of implementing thermal imaging to detect the pre-symptomatic appearance of these fungal diseases was investigated.
Biomolecular networks are composed of repression and activation interactions among genes, proteins, and small signaling molecules, and have the potential of implementing arbitrarily complex functions.
In [5], it is stated that the potential of implementing one FPGA chip-based controller has not been fully exploited in the complicated motor control or complex converter control applications.
We discuss the evolution of changes to trial guidance criteria issued by the FDA since 1998 and the potential difficulties of implementing the recommended primary outcome measured at an earlier time point in RCTs of outpatient antibiotic treatment performed in the ED setting.
In general, all of these results are consistent with those of DPP and compare favorably with other translational projects with relatively small sample sizes (7, 9, 11, 26), demonstrating the potential of successfully implementing this preventive intervention in AI/AN communities across a diverse set of local health programs nested in different types of health organizations.
We propose 25 feasibility criteria, information about which, we suggest, is necessary to allow potential adopters to evaluate the potential feasibility of implementing interventions in their settings.
The lesson is that if failures such as that of HealthSpace can occur in spite of a relatively large body of evidence, then we must be even more careful when the literature is sparse; the potential pitfalls of implementing ePHRs which are specific to the field of mental health are highlighted here.
"The combined one-year study will determine the potential value of implementing a long-term project recommending best practices in tracking the career pathways of PhD-holders," the statement continues.
