These include the creation and elimination of programs and changes in programmatic content that are sufficiently significant as to require authorization beyond the appropriate Committees on Instruction.
Kerkar, S. P. et al. IL-12 triggers a programmatic change in dysfunctional myeloid-derived cells within mouse tumors.
The workshop, which was organized by the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise at Cornell University, Engineers for a Sustainable World, Pennsylvania State University, and the World Resources Institute focused on catalyzing programmatic change in business and engineering education.
This paper considers how to bring about, in a city with a major architectural heritage such as Barcelona, a programmatic change in a manner similar to what is happening in the rural environment, understanding and promoting the conservation of large urban areas as a form of strategic environmental conservation, as the reserving of area for the future and as part of an ecosystem.
A programmatic change in January 2007 offered free prescription medications (without copay or deductibles) for all WTC-covered conditions, but it required a diagnosis from a FDNY physician.
A particularly sensitive, rapid and reversible response to environmental stimuli or to a programmatic change in cell state is the post-translational modification of specific proteins.
For another, they approach change in a narrow, nonsystemic and programmatic manner that does not address root causes.
There seems to be increasing acknowledgement and dialogue among the academic and technical communities about the interplay between climate change, food security, nutrition and gender, but this is less evident on the ground in programmatic design.
This work was supported by a Swedish International Development Agency funded program (Innovative programmatic approach to climate change in support of BecA's mission: Climate-smart Brachiaria grasses for improving livestock production in East Africa).
