Sentence examples similar to beginning of programmes from inspiring English sources

Pedigree-free animal models may be advantageous in developing countries at the beginning of selection programmes or to improve the outcome of trials designed to assess performance of local breeds for economically interesting traits.

Nevertheless, the good to very good overall evaluations of all European courses show that even those DUI offenders who participate on a mandatory basis, and who are often reluctant at the beginning of a programme, are convinced of the programme's supportive function and express high acceptance on completion of the course.

The organisational objectives of the programme were clearly described to the participants at the beginning of the programme.

For our study, the HeartScore varied from 1 to 26 at the beginning of the programme and from 1 to 18 at the end of the programme.

Each selected team member received a questionnaire by mail at the beginning of the programme (T1) and 1 year later at the end of the programme (T2).

36 Joining the transition programme may have led to improved team climate in the beginning of the programme but not over time.

A strong point of the programme was that mechanisms for sustainability were built in from the very beginning of the programme.

A total of 145/180 respondents (80.6%) filled in the questionnaire at the beginning of the programme (T1), and 101/173 respondents (58.4%) did so 1 year later at the end of the programme (T2).

The Prime Minister's encounter with Jeremy Paxman at the beginning of the programme had been a much more difficult affair.

At the beginning of the programme, the narrator informed us that the children had been selected from "different backgrounds".

This is just the beginning of a programme of legislation to impose the socialist ideology of one gender and to destroy the foundations of the family".