Sentence examples for centre context from inspiring English sources

Even fewer studies have given attention to understanding the specific causes of such injuries in the fitness centre context.

To date there have been only limited studies into spoken language assessment approaches in the call centre context (see for example, Lockwood et al., 2009, Lockwood 2010, Lockwood 2012; Davies 2010; Friginal 2013).

Data for this journal article has been supplied by Company A. Building on existing labellings of 'weak' and 'strong' LSP assessment (see for example McNamara, 1996; Douglas, 2001), this study proposes clear definitions for each of these where BUPLAS is used for recruitment and quality assurance in the Asian call centre context.

They could then allocate appropriate care packages (with the help of the Coordination Centre) (context).

This first intervention study in the day centre context has hopefully helped to generate hypotheses and methods for future research.

Finally, further instrument development is needed as there is currently a lack of measures suitable for the day centre context.

It is important to report studies of non-findings and this study can hopefully serve as a basis for future occupation-based intervention studies in day centre contexts.

An assessment of the feasibility of this trial in a multi-centre context will be used to inform the case for a follow-on phase III study.

This article presents the design of the WHEDA study evaluating, whether (1) the positive results are replicable in a German multi-centre context and (2) the results remain stable in a prolonged follow up period.

The aim of this present study is to compare the effects of the Dutch community occupational therapy programme with a community occupational therapy consultation on daily functioning in older people with mild or moderate dementia and their primary caregivers in a German multi-centre context.

Addressing psychosocial problems such as depressive symptoms, loneliness and the isolation of elders within the senior centres context was chosen in this study because the senior centre leaders had a practical experience from local communities that many older persons were lonely and would benefit from a specially designed programme such as this.