Sentence examples for more frequent programs from inspiring English sources

The idea for more frequent programs was born in 1950, when it was proposed that scientists take advantage of increasing technological developments, interest in polar regions, and, not the least, the maximum sunspot activity expected in 1957 58.

A more frequent back-to-school program for all members of Congress modeled on the Harvard program would surely be in the public interest.

More Kerouac The subject of frequent programs at the local historical society, Jack Kerouac's sojourn in Northport gets more attention today.

A meta-analysis of home visiting programs for at-risk families to examine differences in the effects of programs on maternal behaviour, noted that the effectiveness of home visit programs was principally dependent upon the frequency of services, stating that programs with more frequent contact between home visitors and their clients were most successful [ 23].

More frequent usage of colonoscopic screening programs might explain the increasing incidence in recent years.

Tewari et al. observed that daily tooth brushing became more frequent after a community education program about oral hygiene (8).

Second, homes of many families on public housing assistance from the county Temporary Assistance for Needy Families received more frequent inspections through the Quality Home Inspection program.

Proposed gynecological cancer follow-up programs in the clinical guidelines are similar to those of Western countries, but these programs are often more frequent and intensive than those of Western countries [ 14].

The visits will be more frequent at the beginning of the program to ensure safety and enable tailoring of the program to the cognitive and physical abilities of each participant.

More frequent outings of this kind of programming would get us more used to political satire: it has a different pace and tone and I think we might have grown out of it a bit.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Baseball Drug-Test andord Major League Baseball and its players union are expected to announce agreement today on a new steroid testing program providing for more frequent tests and stiffer penalties.