Sentence examples for materials supervision from inspiring English sources

SLC and EJL assisted in the conception of the intervention design and program materials, supervision of study interventionists, interpretation of the data analyses, and preparation of this manuscript.

The SM Net developed the behavior-change communication materials, training materials, supervision structure and pay scale with uniform guidelines; these are implemented consistently across CGPP and Unicef areas.

MHT provided the laboratory, materials, supervision and substantial contribution to acquisition of the data for the immunohistochemical part of the experiment on TGF-β1.

Factors that received attention include: setting KMC policy and service guidelines; developing clinical training materials, supervision schedules and tools; integrating recordkeeping and reporting on KMC into routine monitoring and evaluation systems; documenting implementation; and costing KMC services [ 7- 10].

Therapeutic model programs (e.g., Ogden and Halliday-Boykins 2004; Szapocznik and Williams 2000) can cost between $80,000 and 200,000 depending on the nature of licensing needs, training, materials, supervision, monitoring, and staffing.

The improved management model uses the generated auxiliary material dosage report, construction drawings, and processing drawings to centralize the processing of the required auxiliary materials, strengthen supervision in the process of material distribution and construction, and introduce a reward and punishment mechanism to control the attrition rate of auxiliary materials.

McDermott said he was invited to instead review the materials with supervision, which he declined.

Illicit alcohol produced without the proper licensing, materials, or supervision is even cheaper — the bootleg liquor behind the recent tragedy was sold in packets for 20 rupees (about 30 cents) each.

This will be achieved through strengthening school leadership, teacher training, provision of learning materials and supervision, monitoring and evaluation systems.

How these were able to influence policy change, build stakeholders' capacity, and provide materials and supervision support was analysed.

The program comprises eight components: Training of primary health care doctors; development of standardised, national guidelines; initiation of chronic disease clinics; screening; provision of essential medicines and screening materials; local supervision of the program; public health education; and development of data collection systems.