Sentence examples for year's implementation from inspiring English sources

The aim of the study was to describe the outcome of patients after 1 year's implementation of an integrated delivery system for respiratory care mandated by the National Health Insurance Bureau in Taiwan.

The development and first year's implementation costs per patient of the 16 DMPs are presented in Table  4.

A conditional cash transfer program in Mexico was found to enhance linear growth among infants by approximately 0.40 Z after 2 year's implementation [ 25].

The relevant communities, health workers and politicians in the village, township and county level will be interviewed before the implementation of ISS and will then be re-interviewed after one year's implementation of ISS.

Key Findings and Conclusions Comparing the achievements of one year's implementation of the "Education of Rural Working Girls" Project with the envisaged goals, shows that the implemented methods were largely successful in allowing most of the pre-set goals to be attained.

More than once, we paid for the first year's subscription, implementation and training fees and the rest of the cost of conversion for less than we would have spent on maintenance and support services on the legacy solution.

For an administrator who has been kicking the tires for years, today's implementation is great.

It is concluded that after 5 years, Saga's implementation of a PBL curriculum has been successful.

In the 2 years before the law's implementation, 79% (year –2, 1 July 2004 30 June 2005) and 71% (year –1, 1 July 2005 30 June 2005) of positive properties (those the county found to have lead hazards in the course of investigating the housing of an EBL child with blood lead levels > 15 µg/dL) were rentals (Table 5), higher than the proportion of homes citywide that were rentals (56% in 2006).

In 2010, the year before Heshima's implementation, the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) reported Kenya's maternal mortality ratio at an estimated 488 deaths per 100,000 live births, with only 43 % of births occurring in health facilities in the previous five years [ 14].

We collected all BGL measurements, patient demographics and outcome information for 1 year before and 1 year after the guideline's implementation, and analyzed the association of MAG and mortality.