Sentence examples for extraction programmes from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, Stephen Harper, has tightened immigration policy, struck a hard line in the Middle East and adjusted environmental policy to encourage controversial oil extraction programmes in the country's vast northern hinterlands.

The deals point towards a resource extraction programme designed for profit, not development, and contain a series of provisions that undermine any hope of changing course.

The feature extraction programme was used to collate the Microarray layouts with the output of the scanner.

Prior to baseline data collection, one intervention practice was excluded because of incompatibility between the electronic medical record and the data extraction programme and one control practice withdrew citing lack of capacity to continue participating in the study.

Hybridisation signals were detected with a DNA microarray scanner G2505C (Agilent Technologies) and the scanned images were analysed using the Agilent feature extraction software programme (v10.7.3.1).

In terms of costs, the data extraction form captured programme (training, recurrent, capital and overhead/indirect) and patient costs, costs averted, how costs are reported and data sources.

This assay could provide a useful and convenient screening tool for OA and its derivatives with a comprehensive extraction protocol for shellfish monitoring programmes.

The charity's southern Africa programme adviser on extraction industries, Titus Gwemende, recently toured Mozambique where the Anadarko company of Houston is preparing to extract natural gas, and found that "key community leaders have been harassed and threatened [by the authorities] if they continue to attend meetings hosted by NGOs on resettlement issues".

The experimental programme consists of twenty-four extestsion thats thareare used to validate a three-dimensional fracture model by comparing both load displacement curves and extraction crack-patterns.

Instead, it backs the expansion of shale gas extraction, or fracking, and a mass programme of nuclear power stations.

Lessons learned are more detailed reflections on a particular programme or operation and extraction of lessons learned through its implementation.