Sentence examples for observing the programme from inspiring English sources

This involves an assessor sitting quietly and unobtrusively at the back of the room, with a CD playing into a headphone whilst observing the programme.

An embedded qualitative protocol will include in-depth interviews with 12 participants before and after participation in the 6-week programme and a researcher will observe the programme and take notes.

A purposive sampling method was used with regards to observing the CDE programme and generating a sample of participants that completed the intervention [ 16].

Given that in most of the facilities observed, the ART programme was provided in a vertical manner separate from other services, this suggests considerable displacement or drainage of professional nurses towards the ART programme.

As Tim Etchells observed in the programme note for Forced Entertainment's Spectacular, in which Claire Marshall died over 75 minutes (surely the longest death scene in theatrical history), there is often something ridiculous about trying to play dead on stage, particularly in a world where we are surrounded by images of death.

Other teachers have observed that the programme is helping develop leadership skills among the Young Facilitators.

The diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis has been confirmed by microbiological examinations only in three of the seven patients observed in the programme.

However, the fact that a more significant change in the attitudes was observed in the programme schools strongly suggests that these changes were not only due to the effect of maturation.

Significant positive slope effects were observed after the programme began on the number of women attending for four or more ANC visits, despite an initial negative level effect, and women receiving adequate Tetanus toxoid doses.

Although a slightly higher mean attitude score was observed in the programme schools compared to the non-programme schools from the pre-intervention questionnaire, the attitude score had improved in the course of time for both groups with a more significant improvement in the programme schools (Mann-Whitney test: U = 12,881.0; p<0.001; Figure 2).

Interim findings from Benin, Ethiopia and Malawi published in 2005 found that so far, human resources constraints have mainly been observed at the programme management level, which is probably due to the fact that implementation is still at a very early stage.