Sentence examples for to support efficient implementation from inspiring English sources
To support efficient implementation, a computationally convenient hypergeometric approximation is developed for the counting distributions appropriate to our underlying stochastic model.
First, we illustrate the interest of using Graphic Processing Units (GPU) to support efficient implementations of computer vision algorithms, and secondly, we introduce the use of point-based 3D models as a shape prior for real-time 3D tracking with a monocular camera.
Robust lotteries (are payment schemes that) support full extraction and partially robust lotteries support efficient implementation in the presence of information acquisition opportunities.
Standardisation of diagnosis and treatment and simplification of regimens support efficient implementation [ 32].
Sharing of best practices as well as genetic testing and pharmacoeconomic information across provincial healthcare systems is also likely necessary to support efficient and cost-effective national implementation of PM.
Industry's First System to Support Efficient Production of 3D Full HD Content.
In this paper, we describe a framework for language interoperability that is expressive enough to support very efficient implementations of a wide range of different foreign-interface policies.
They also organized the construction of classrooms, registering of students, and other mentoring and monitoring support to ensure efficient implementation.
Extensive application of information technologies such as Building Information Modelling BIMM) would support the efficient implementation of industrial processes, e.g. prefabrication and off-site construction (Nawari, 2012).
Further research on the costs related to MNS disorders is greatly needed to develop an evidence base to support effective and efficient implementation and advocacy.
However, resources required for upskilling, training in the use of supervision via videoconference, administration issues and nursing support, as well as physical barriers to examinations, must be addressed to enable more efficient implementation.
