Sentence examples for to analyze implementation from inspiring English sources

Finally, applying other game theory's models to analyze implementation of the TGC system can be considered.

The Nicholas Institute's relationships with policy makers assessing emissions trading options have been forged not only through work on the policy design aspects of trading but also through subsequent efforts to analyze implementation of CO2 emissions control under section 111 d) of the Clean Air Act (CAA).

Against this background, this study aims to analyze implementation of the HIV/STIs programs in sex work setting.

The model was chosen because it was developed to analyze implementation processes in large health care organization as opposed to implementation by individual health professionals.

The study was designed to analyze implementation efficiency through (1) normative analysis of HIV program design in sex work context; (2) service delivery efficiency; and (3) unit cost per output.

They revealed that poor implementation may reduce a programme's effectiveness and that strong methodologies to measure and analyze implementation should be developed.

The evaluation of the program's first year of implementation had three objectives: 1) to measure the reactions of knowledge brokers and researchers to the training activities; 2) to document KB activity implementation and output; and 3) to analyze the implementation processes.

This study is to analyze the implementation of TPO in tree management practice through interview and survey.

A national survey was conducted by the "Collège français d'anesthésie et de réanimation (CFAR)" and the "Collège des bonnes pratiques en réanimation (CBPR)", to analyze the implementation of morbidity and mortality conferences (MMCs) in French intensive care units (ICUs).

The framework is grounded in practice theory and is used to analyze the implementation of an IT-system aimed at changing citizens' behavior towards more sustainable transport logistics and procurement in Uppsala, Sweden.

This study assessed the content of 72 academic library Information Commons (IC) Web sites using content analysis, quantitative assessment and qualitative surveys of site administrators to analyze current implementation by the academic library community.