The structure-guided design of AT7519 provides a good example of this being put into practice for an oncology target.
This was put into practice the following year, when a limited number of colleges were given an additional 10% of annual funding.
Messier demonstrates how this work is put into practice in his pursuit to characterize the "genome" of twentieth-century photography.
This idea is put into practice through following and followers, re-tweeting and the public nature of the service.
The close contact and continuous feedback to the BHUs professionals guarantees that this strategy is put into practice with maximum effort, in order to achieve optimal adherence to the screening program.
Here, we focus on the latter, since this approach is put into practice by the ASPARTIX system which supports a wide range of different semantics and additionally offers a web front-end.
The next step is now to ensure that this new legislation is put into practice, and that mothers and communities are educated on the importance of breastfeeding their babies exclusively.
The next step is to ensure that this new legislation is put into practice, and that families and communities are educated on the importance of postponing the marriages of their sons or daughters, and the protection of separated children, thereby improving the environment for children at the family level.
Yet as Cattaneo [ 34] argues, there is a need to look at how this recommendation for peer counselling is put into practice, especially since the recommendation for community support has not been universally successful in practice [ 35, 36].
Critically reflecting on the concept and how it is put into practice, this paper focuses on the who, what, how, and where of accountability, mapping its defining features and considering them with respect to real-world circumstances.
