Sentence examples for findings of the programme from inspiring English sources
More CQC reports will be published over the summer with the findings of the programme of inspections released in the autumn.
According to the findings of the programme, no one within 330 feet of the blast could have survived, and all of the stained glass windows in Westminster Abbey would have been shattered, as would all of the windows in the vicinity of the Palace.
We also set out to summarise the main findings of the programme so far and to identify the potential for further research.
The implications of these findings for the programme are discussed.
Interim findings of this programme raise the issue of equity in provision of appropriate and sensitive care for parents in subsequent pregnancies who utilise UK maternity services.
Fusion data derive from the latest findings of the European Safety and Environmental Assessment of Fusion Power SEAFPprogrammemme.
The paper highlights the main findings of the experimental programme and presents the results of nonlinear finite element analysis that was carried out to investigate the effects of wall geometry and reinforcement ratio on crack widths in edge-restrained walls.
Based on the findings of the survey, the programme to promote physical activity should be targeted at high SES populations, especially women.
There were five key findings regarding experience of the programme.
Finite element analyses have been performed to simulate and verify the findings of the extensive experimental programme aimed to characterise the mechanical parameters and the cleavage fracture response following warm pre-stressing of two steels, BS1501 and A533B as detailed in part 1 [The Effects of Warm Pre-Stressing on Cleavage Fracture. Part 1: Evaluation of Experiments, companion paper].
16 The present study exploits the findings of the MINISAL-GIRCSI programme, a national survey of habitual Na and K intake recently carried out in Italy 17 to address the question of whether social inequalities affect electrolyte intake, independent of geographic variations.
