Sentence examples for maintain a programmed from inspiring English sources

Converging evidence from neuroimaging, limb control, and neuropsychological studies suggests that (1) people with cerebellar disease have reduced ability to program movement sequences in advance of movement onset and (2) people with Parkinson's disease are unable to maintain a programmed response or to rapidly switch between responses.

There's going to be younger coaches that many of them have been former players that have a desire to come in and coach at that level and build a program and maintain a program, in a lot of cases.

Techstars said in a statement that its contract with Disney had expired and it was glad Disney would maintain a program.

Adherence to exercise is the ability to maintain a program for a certain time.

Self-efficacy is important for individuals to adopt and maintain a program of regular physical activity.

This country does not have the infrastructural capacity in terms of health care facilities, professionals and budget to implement and maintain a program for a population-based screening programme.

In one case, the athletic department maintained a program in which employees swapped tickets for cars.

The United States and Israel have long argued that Iran maintains a program of covert support for terrorism in the Middle East, through Hezbollah, in Lebanon, and Hamas, in Gaza.

According to Schell and colleagues, sustainability is not simply the result of a process but is action-oriented: the "ability to maintain programming and its benefits over time" (2013 15) and includes the set of organizational and contextual factors that build capacity for maintaining a program.

To quote Mahley, "Although we have taken a major first step toward our goal, maintaining a program of excellence must be considered as an ongoing, evolutionary process and not a one-time quick fix".

Hiroshima used public participation and community involvement to restore the urban greenery successfully and, until today, has maintained a program to conserve the trees that survived the atomic bomb.