Sentence examples for by the program designers from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 simplifies the initial theory of change – as envisioned by the program designers and used by the program during its implementation – for the purpose of highlighting the core elements, characteristics and linkages.

The attendance of non-tobacco users was also explicitly intended by the program designers to promote the group as a wellness group that covered tobacco, thus reducing barriers for tobacco users in pre-contemplative stages of change.

The psychological tools used by health program designers make good decisions easier and poor ones more difficult.

The incentives, behavioral nudges, and other tools of psychology used by health program designers work because they make good health decisions easier and poor ones more difficult.

Adoption by more program designers and researchers results in a larger pool of interventions being systematically studied with findings informing the health research community and facilitating the exchange of best practices.

The authors (program designers) have backgrounds in medicine, nursing, exercise science, epidemiology and physiotherapy.

Objective monitoring with the SUMS and assessment of stove performance by questionnaire can help program designers understand why a particular intervention is adopted or abandoned by primary cooks.

There is a need for greater formal recognition of their role by funders, policy-makers and program designers, and the inclusion of "strengthening indigenous responses" as a built-in component of all external interventions.

The life-sized installation, STUCK, is a tangle of translucent tunnels and tendrils, some of which can comfortably fit five people as they page through papers written by the program's 18 student designers.

The use of weapons by these craft will, say program designers, remain in human hands.

Sadler and colleagues (2010) noted that it takes time for student to fully grasp the underpinnings of research processes; they encouraged program designers to "consider ways of sustaining these experiences" by providing extended research opportunities (p. 252).