Sentence examples for model of program from inspiring English sources
The objective of this study was to identify factors facilitating the implementation of ecological tobacco control programming in two Public Health Departments in Québec (Canada) using Scheirer's model of program implementation as a conceptual framework and an exemplary case study design.
AL: We need to move toward an empowerment, anti-oppression model of program and policy development and service delivery.
Once General Tire sold the network in 1957, Mutual's ownership was largely disconnected from the stations it served, leading to a more conventional, top-down model of program production and distribution.
This theoretical model of program implementation was therefore useful for guiding program improvements, and could be applicable to other Indigenous maternal and child health programs.
The cDNA sequences were aligned using the codon model of program PRANK (100701 version) using the default options [ 52], and were then translated into amino acid sequences.
One study of program impact (by the same author) used the same medical school characteristics as identifying variables in a joint model of program participation and practice location decisions [ 64].
It's a visionary model of programming that has rejuvenated this year's Edinburgh festival.
Can they be reoriented to the new model of programming quickly enough to keep the new shows alive?
"We are thrilled at its performance," said Cyma Zarghami, the president of Nickelodeon, adding that Nick at Nite put aside its model of programming only sitcoms of a certain age (at least 10 years old) and sought out "Lopez" reruns immediately after the show ended its run on ABC.
If the Netflix model of programming had existed when "Louie" started, where you could release an entire season to viewers at once, could you see that working for your series?
In the orchestral scene in London today, with Salonen at the Philharmonia, Vladimir Jurowski at the London Philharmonic, some adventurous programmes at the LSO, and the BBC Symphony Orchestra's continual advocacy of today's music, that model of programming is now a commonplace.
