Sentence examples for to trigger implementation from inspiring English sources
On the first level they screen all cows for potential onset of postparturient health disorders and could be used to trigger implementation of more specific diagnostic initiatives.
A coordinating architecture was in place years before an increase in the percentage of countries beginning implementation for five of the interventions, suggesting it may contribute to but not trigger implementation.
Thus, apart from spreading economic success-stories (e.g. [35, 36]) and transferring scientific knowledge to practice [37], it is crucial to work on participatory communication and decision support strategies with local actors and politics to overcome perception barriers [30, 38, 39] and to trigger local implementation projects.
Figures 2(a) and 2(b) indicate when to trigger NPI implementation.
Such information could be used by hospitals to trigger the implementation of predesignated policies.
The Mail explains why: "If Impress is recognised, it could trigger implementation of a draconian law under which newspapers may have to pay the legal costs of people who sue them - even if the newspaper wins its case".
The trigger implementation is massively parallel, pipelined and fully synchronous with the LHC clock.
The sources for both event and trigger implementation are provided at the end of the chapter.
The complete architecture (preprocessing + neural network) has been implemented in a Xilinx Virtex4 (xc4lx100) FPGA which is the part that has been retained for the trigger implementation.
Their consideration may trigger implementation of appropriate preventive measures such as better hand-hygiene compliance, reduction of health care worker movement between carriers and noncarriers, creation of cohorts of either patients or nursing staff, and limitation of the number of physicians entering patient rooms during rounds.
The analysis also looks at the effectiveness of the clean development and joint implementation mechanisms to trigger wind projects and technology transfer in developing countries.
