Sentence examples for contrast programme from inspiring English sources

We followed Hensler & Nichols [40] to calculate standard errors for Mayfield's daily predation probabilities, and analysed differences in daily predation rates using the CONTRAST programme [41].

In contrast, programmes such as the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI), malaria and HIV/AIDS were seen to benefit from institutionalized funding and reporting systems, well-funded offices, tangible supplies and motivated managers.

In Ballet Black's 14th season, director Cassa Pancho offers a contrasting programme that shows off the company's considerable range.

The day began with the chamber group Endymion in three contrasting programmes, opening with the world premiere of Simon Holt's none too celebratory Disparate for oboe, ably performed by Melinda Maxwell despite some interventions from builders.

In contrast, any programme dealing with a book or play is able to give only a hint – through a brief reading or dramatisation – of the material being featured.

Downing Street insiders believe this week gives them an opportunity to contrast their programme in government with a Labour party which opposes cuts but does not explain what it would do to get the country through the economic crisis.

In contrast, the programme in Ajaynagar was initiated more tenuously through "islands" of NGO and PLHIV network initiatives in a sea of public sector indifference towards the programme.

In contrast, the Programme's dominant form of child participation, support to the Junior Parliament and Junior Councils could not directly be linked to child well-being, except among the youths involved.

In contrast, a programme with only home visits was preferred by the oldest people as well as the people with poor perceived general health.

By contrast, educational programmes were an information source for only 15.8% (through community emergency education programmes) to 22.1% (through school education) of respondents.

Ms Royal has called him "dangerous" and contrasts her programme of "reform with calm and serenity" with his "path of brutality" and "division".