The phrase "wise implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an idea or action that has been carried out in a wise or well-thought-out manner. For example, "The mayor's wise implementation of a public health plan led to improved outcomes for the community."
The step-wise implementation of these bioengineering strategies will enhance cell therapy product quality and safety, expediting clinical development.
Furthermore, to decrease the space and computational complexity, a block-wise implementation is also devised in this paper.
The line-wise implementation of the coupled method is shown to be more efficient than the cell-wise while retaining good convergence rates and is the fastest method for this problem.
To facilitate the phase-wise implementation, all the sub-watersheds are prioritized on the basis of morphometric analysis.
In Figs. 2 and 3, operations denoted FFT and its inverse (IFFT) refer to a column-wise implementation of [15].
To facilitate phase-wise implementation of watershed management program, all the sub-watersheds were prioritized into four categories based on the percentage of the cultivated area and drainage density of each sub-watershed by Durbude et al. (2001) and Pandey et al. (2004).
Step-wise implementation of this model is not without difficulties: it is built on interdependent levels, and all need to be in place and functioning for it to work efficiently and equitably as envisioned (in many countries, it is ineffective operation of levels 1 and 2 that leads to suffocation of headache services at level 3 [2]).
Considering the component-wise implementation on the other hand, the different random parts of the building are considered separately.
The step-wise implementation of the PMA and NMA analyses and the CEA is described further in the Additional file 1.
