Sentence examples for by the programme staff from inspiring English sources

The average number of contacts made with truck drivers by the programme staff was calculated.

The expenditure data, as provided by the programme staff, is different from the financial data provided in the annual reports.

The variation in the contacts made by the programme staff with truck drivers was 1.3 times versus a 5.8 times variations in the contacts made by peer educators (Table 1).

The variation between programmes in the average number of contacts made by the programme staff with truck drivers was 1.3 times versus 5.8 times for contacts by peer educators.

The average time spent by the programme staff with a sex worker for each of the different types of contact was estimated based on information given by programme staff.

However, there was also a borderline inverse correlation between the number of sex workers served and the average time spent with each sex worker by the programme staff during the year (p = 0.08, R2 = 0.22; exponential function), which became statistically significant after adjusting for the number of full time equivalents of staff in each programme (p = 0.01, R2 = 0.40).

There was significant more variation between the programmes in the number of contacts made by peer educators as compared with the contacts made by the regular programme staff.

If that is unsuccessful then it is reported to the next level of supervisors (i.e., multi-purpose paramedical health workers, medical officers), and the local medical officer is responsible for organizing retrieval of the patient within 1 week, followed by the TB programme staff (senior treatment supervisor or TB health visitor) within 2 weeks.

Former producer Charlotte Scott went public in 2007 to claim that guests were deliberately set at each other's throats by the programme's staff.

As unsung heroes of humanitarian relief, logistics specialists work behind the scenes, side-by-side with programme staff, to deliver critical aid.

They were initially contacted to join the study by programme staff during their follow-up to the programme.