Sentence examples for triggered implementation from inspiring English sources

The idea that estrogen ablation might also work in postmenopausal women triggered implementation of adrenalectomy as well as hypophysectomy in the 1950s (Luft et al. 1952, Huggins & Dao 1953, Fracchia et al. 1967, 1971).

The development of each of these global high-throughput technologies has triggered implementation of standard operating procedures, ontologies and quality-assurance pipelines for data collection and analysis using dedicated software and databases, and this has required a change in culture in biological laboratories [ 77- 81].

The majority of protected areas created during Brazil's military dictatorship persisted as "paper parks" until the mid-1980s when international and national pressure from conservation organizations triggered implementation, ultimately leading to violations of land rights and social marginalization of expelled forest inhabitants (Diegues 2011).

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".

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.

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.

However, this apparent progress has not triggered successful implementation of novel biomarkers into clinical practice.

The lack of simulation platforms capable to test, with high modelling accuracy, cooperative ITS systems and applications in large scale scenarios triggered the implementation of the EU-funded iTETRIS simulation platform.

In recent years the number of multiresistant bacteria isolates has increased and triggered the implementation of an Interagency Task Force on Antimicrobial Resistance (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA).

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.