Software components are specified, designed and implemented with the intention to be reused, and they are assembled in various contexts in order to produce a multitude of software systems.
The established Brazilian Marine Protected Areas, Marine Reserves, and Marine Parks are fairly recent, the majority implemented with the intention to conserve biodiversity and sustain the natural habitats of marine organisms from all realms [167], [168], [276].
While the SAPs required by bilateral and multilateral donor agencies may have been implemented with the intention of helping to stabilize the economy, unemployment and under-employment rates in Nicaragua actually rose during the 1990s, as did the disparity of wealth and the nation's internal and external debt [ 13, 16, 17].
After a large disaster like Sandy, it's easy to become obsessed with implementing mitigation for another hurricane – just like after 9/11 we implemented things to combat terrorism.
Linear regression analysis revealed that a positive attitude towards CLABSIs prevention was independently associated with intention to implement the desired behavior for HCWs (b=.185; p = 0.011 for physicians, b=.246; p = 0.005 for nurses).
Many well-designed interventions in the criminal justice field have faltered, despite being carefully designed and implemented with good intentions.
This study was planned and implemented with the intention of testing standardized methods and identifying common themes critical to the research-to-policy process in specific countries.
Precautionary measures implemented with the intention of reassuring the public about EMF risk potentials seem to produce the opposite effect.
These perks were implemented with the intention of supporting hiring initiatives and increasing retention.
In recent years, changes in NFL rules have been implemented with the intention of reducing the incidence of concussion and subconcussive head injuries among players.
CDSSs are implemented with the intention of improving clinical decision making in diagnosis and treatment [ 7], often for the purpose of changing provider behaviour (e.g. [ 8]); or supporting rational decision making and/or accurate use of clinical logarithms [ 9, 10].
