Sentence examples for to reduce implementation from inspiring English sources
The aim is to reduce implementation efforts by providing components that implement standard functionalities necessary in disease registries.
Specifically, implementers may need more guidance from near-peers and opinion leaders to reduce implementation challenges.
To reduce implementation complexity, the authors used only ranging information in link availability and avoided localization information.
The digital front-end operations are applied to only two received signal paths out of three available paths to reduce implementation complexity.
To reduce implementation complexity, we propose an iterative refinement approach in which the TEQ length starts at two taps and increases by one tap at each iteration.
In addition to the above new theoretical contributions, the paper contains a number of improvements, including a computational complexity analysis and discussion of practical approaches to reduce implementation complexity.
Recent studies have suggested that key ICU contextual factors including leadership, safety culture and knowledge deficits contribute to reduced implementation of coordinated awakening and mobility sessions [ 32, 33].
It is preferred to use half-duplex M2M gateway to avoid self-interference and reduce implementation complexity [25].
The danger in not undertaking such comprehensive longitudinal research to identify "what works well, where and why" is the risk of widening health differential between urban and rural communities; increasing costs of health care treatment to individuals and to government; and reduced implementation of best practice care equitably to all communities.
Therefore, it is very important to design an efficient luma interpolation VLSI architecture to realize the implementation of real-time video coding and to reduce the implementation area.
The capacities of existing offices have been strengthened to enable them to absorb a gradual transfer of responsibility in implementation of operational projects, a process that began at the end of 2000 and aims to reduce project implementation costs.
