Sentence examples for to implement a new approach from inspiring English sources
Judgments based on clear analysis mattered more than rejigging institutions to implement a new approach: "to concentrate only on institutions seems to me to miss the point".Mr King could hardly have dissented more bluntly.
The need to make this survey in an affordable way led to implement a new approach based on the collaboration between the Istituto Superiore di Sanità and a national company with workplaces and employees' homes throughout the country.
In this paper, we present a computer program written in version 9.1 of SAS' interactive matrix language in order to implement a new approach for analyzing repeated measures data.
Thus, it was essential to this effort to implement a new approach to integrate diverse biological databases (9).
This region has begun to implement a new approach to accountability – one that directly impacts the lives of children for the better.
The "Quality in Vaccination: Theory and Research" (QuaVaTAR) group, composed of medical doctors, engineers, epidemiologists and mathematicians, was designed to implement a new approach to the quality measurement and benchmarking of HPV vaccination services.
More specifically, the problems I found in my students' reasoning about science and the scientific process led me to conclude that I should implement a new approach to answer the following question: how can I improve my teaching in order to develop pre-service science teachers' ways of thinking about science by integrating SPs into my teaching?
We are also publishing a mental health action plan and will implement a new approach to the case management of all those detained.
Also, we implement a new approach to analysis of ASE in RNAseq data that does not require SNP filtering on the one hand, but yields fairly conservative results on the other.
Agencies have thus been reinvented as a means of implementing a new approach to economic and social governance.
With the aim of implementing a new approach to my teaching, I participated in a project entitled 'Revisiting Scientific Inquiry in the Classroom: Towards an Interdisciplinary Framework for Science Teaching and Learning'.
