Sentence examples for centre contexts from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

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

This is the first study, to our knowledge, that evaluates an intervention in the day centre context.

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

The original version comprises eight items measuring the clients' satisfaction with the care received and was slightly rephrased to suit the day centre context.

Without having any results from previous intervention studies in the day centre context, we assumed 14 months would be sufficient time to allow for the intervention to work.

However, the diagrams provided a means for us to represent the multi-layered and interactive complexity of the most significant issues related to sustaining a nursing BPG program in an acute health centre context.