Sentence examples for triggered the implementation from inspiring English sources

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).

Various types of surveillance information (e.g. number of human infections or adult mosquitoes) trigger the implementation of control measures, though the target and scale of surveillance vary locally.

For the purposes of the briefing, hard Brexit refers to a scenario where either no withdrawal agreement is reached and therefore the "implementation period" agreed in principle as part of the withdrawal agreement in March 2018 (see here) does not come into effect or a withdrawal agreement is reached but is deemed insufficient to trigger the "implementation period".

"However, the more likely scenario is a negotiated agreement in which China and the U.S. demonstrate seriousness of purpose without triggering the implementation of tariffs," Maloney says.

The status triggers the implementation of extra measures, such as calling in off-rota staff and cancelling non-emergency care like routine operations.

Such information could be used by hospitals to trigger the implementation of predesignated policies.

These results triggered the wide implementation of hospital at home schemes for COPD exacerbations in the United Kingdom over the last 10 years [ 14, 15].

She also said she hoped that Peru had averted a drastic worsening of violent crime and human rights abuses, which she says would be triggered by the implementation of Keiko's plans to use the military to tackle crime.

Pawson and Tilley proposed studying the mechanisms that are triggered during the implementation of a program in a given context and establishing a relationship between the outcomes observed.

The CPO evaluation model defines the change process as all intended and unintended individual and collective dynamics triggered by the implementation process, leading to alterations in the organisation and its members.