Sentence examples for entry to the programme from inspiring English sources

Each course has a page on our website that gives a brief outline of the programme and provides applicants with guidance on the minimum grades required for entry to the programme including information on specific subject requirements: www.reading.ac.uk/Study/ug-courseatoz.aspx Are particular qualifications less highly regarded than others, eg A-level, BTec, etc?

A 35-item version of the caring dimensions inventory was administered to a cohort of nursing students in a department of nursing in Scotland at entry to the programme, after 12 months and after 24 months on the programme.

For entry to the programme 3 routes are available, Figure 2. The minimum requirements for access to the module EAS – European Adhesive Specialist part I, by Route 1 and 2 are a specific technical qualification, decided by each European country in line with their national education system and a minimum age of 20 years including 2 years of job related experience.

Students' age, gender, and level at entry to the programme were documented.

Weight change from entry to the programme to the end of phases 1 3 is described.

Demographic data collected included age, gender, and the training post held at the time of entry to the programme.

Structured clinical records were maintained on all patients screened on entry to the ART programme and this information was transferred on a weekly basis to a computer database.

The table shows the personal characteristics of the participants, details of their practices, and drug and treatment histories on entry to the monitoring programme.

Structured clinical and laboratory records were maintained on all patients screened on entry to the ART programme and this information was transferred on a weekly basis to a computer database.

Time to event for each participant used in the regression analysis was calculated as the time from date of entry to the screening programme until date of death, date of loss to follow-up or the end of the study (whichever came first).

Third, we have assumed that entry to the surveillance programme is confined to those more likely to be considered eligible for the available curative treatment options (OLT or resection) and therefore assumes that high-risk activity (excessive alcohol consumption, intravenous drug use and so on) has ceased, and this may not be realistic.