Sentence examples for affects of the programme from inspiring English sources

The attention is particularly directed to the pedagogic design of the training programme, the shared knowledge that came out of it, the affects of the programme on the collaborative capacity of participants, and their future collaborative action.

Speaking to the Guardian before Wednesday's ministerial meeting to mark the UNDP's 50th anniversary, Clark said financial focus on the areas of greatest humanitarian need was already adversely affecting some of the programme's work.

Turnover of key staff was a major factor affecting integration of the programme.

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It is shown that the choice of the position of monitoring points affects the training programme and consequently the convergence of the NNCM predictions to standard solutions.

These results indicate that recruitment of Polε to the DSB is related to origin firing and that break formation specifically affects the replication programme of the affected locus.

This will be established by asking MCH coordinators about the feasibility of integrating WWWT into existing FTP groups and how the inclusion of WWWT would affect the programme of sessions.

Our paper aims at answering three questions: why PESP was adopted, what are the factors which enabled the speedy adoption of PESP, and how does the policy process affect the governance of the programme.

A BBC spokesman said: "As part of BBC Radio's £38m DQF savings target, we have reviewed the way we make programmes and decided that, by having a single production base for Woman's Hour, we can reduce costs without affecting listeners' enjoyment of the programme".

The variation in age group may have affected the implementation of the programme.

However, these limitations affect the evaluation of the programme only, but not the quality of care provided at any institution.