Sentence examples for changes to programme from inspiring English sources
Secondly, we examined the 21 district by district changes in coverage and used regression analysis to relate these changes to programme duration and potential confounders at district level.
Changes in policy and practice at the national and international level and real effects on programme performance (changes to programme outcomes, decrease in morbidity and mortality) are more relevant than scholarly impact.
This is justified because coverage indicators respond more promptly to programme changes than impact indicators, thus representing an invaluable tool for programme evaluation and consequent correction (7).
This week, it could well be his last stage race for Sky, barring any late changes to his programme.
Last year we made some format changes to the programme which evolved throughout the championships based on feedback from our audience.
But that was contested by Channel 4, which denied it had made any "substantial editorial changes" to the programme – Celebs, Brands and Fake Fans – before it went out.
Advocates for ACOs, such as Dr McClellan, hope that the final rules will be different.CMS is likely to make at least some changes to the programme.
Interviewed later about the changes to the programme, he observed "There is a lot less archaeological content and a lot more pratting about.
Mr Grayling made changes to the programme after activists started staging noisy protests inside restaurants and stores taking part in the scheme.
But while producers agree beats that create social media buzz give them access to immediate audience reaction like never before, they all balk at suggestions they would make major changes to a programme because of them.
