Sentence examples for a measure of programme from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this study are to assess the changes in the level and socioeconomic distribution of insecticide treated net coverage over the period 2005-2007, during which the voucher scheme was initiated and taken to national scale, and to examine the link between programme duration and change in household net ownership as a measure of programme impact.

The DUNDRUM-3 (seven items rated 0 to 28) is a measure of programme completion in domains relevant to risk and harm reduction such as physical and mental health, substance misuse, problem behaviours, self-care and activities of daily living, education, occupation and creativity and family and social networks.

A measure of a successful programme is how soon this point is reached, however this was not captured in our study.

A measure of success for the programme is the number of graduates that remain working within the health system in their country (Table 1).

13 We used the CI of this point estimate, a measure of uncertainty in the programme's effectiveness, to derive a SD of the estimate for probabilistic sensitivity analysis.

"Today we have a rare opportunity to restore a measure of restraint to surveillance programmes that have simply gone too far".

The pressures on Advisors (whether in the public, private or voluntary sectors) to select more work-ready individuals into programmes will remain if job placement targets remain the primary measure of programme effectiveness.

For a discussion on wages as a measure of the match between the education programme completed and the job found, see Van Eijs and Heijke (2000).

It is a measure of the success of secular mindfulness programmes that they are now seen not only as a tool for promoting mental health and wellbeing, but also for enhancing concentration and performance under pressure in sport, commerce and the armed forces.

The EC-17 shows great promise as a measure of the effectiveness of self-management programmes in patients with rheumatic diseases.

The episodes were also given an Appreciation Index, a measure of how much the audience enjoyed the programme.