Sentence examples for more intensive programming from inspiring English sources

Stronger outcomes were observed among boys who participated in one of the residential retreats, suggesting that more intensive programming outside the classroom accelerated change; for more details see Namy et al. (2014).

We developed the carer training program to be a brief, low intensity intervention, however a more intensive program may be necessary to achieve the desired effects.

There also are mentoring workshops like the musicians' residencies offered by the Long Island Philharmonic, and more intensive programs or partnerships between schools and institutions that send artists into the schools to work with teachers and students.

That practical bent pays off, especially for those enrolled in Babson’s more intensive programs, like the Summer Venture Program, a ten-week summer accelerator.

In December of 2013, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers announced that Gordon would serve as the firm's chief product officer and run a new more intensive program for entrepreneurs called ProductWorks, alongside designer and former Rhode Island School of Design president John Maeda.

Taken together, these findings suggest that the more intensive program is more effective and that driving safety programs focused on behaviors to self evaluate driving abilities continue to be needed to help older drivers remain safer on the road as they age.

Two studies reported positive economic outcomes; one with a program of regular Day Hospital follow-up visits after discharge in comparison to usual outpatient community care [41]; the other a more intensive program combining hospital specialist care and discharge planning, outpatient follow-up visits, nurse phone follow-up and home GP visits [42].

Instead of discrete events held away from the natural school environment, longer-term, more intensive programs in schools were needed.

This means that all children receive a preschool program and disadvantaged children are provided with extra support and a more intensive program.

Interventions provided at the general practice level may also be supplemented by more intensive programs in lifestyle modification provided by associated community services via referral from the GP [ 27].

A possible explanation is that diabetes patients already experienced serious problems from being overweight and yet did not succeed in loosing weight, so they may need more intensive programs to successfully loose weight.