Sentence examples for other types of programmes from inspiring English sources

Further research should aim to clarify why no significant effects of the other types of programmes have been found.

Clausen (et al. 2009) find that post-programme effects on the hazard rate to regular employment of newly arrived immigrants are significantly positive for wage subsidy programmes, but not for other types of programmes.

Finally, research might find answers for other types of programmes that, until now, have not been adapted and tested for the specific needs of older patients.

Evidence from other types of programmes (gender mainstreaming, health system reform and integration of STI programmes) in this setting describe challenges of low capacity, weak systems and a disconnect between national priorities and plans and district level activities [ 7- 10].

The workshop was attended by 48 participants, which included 17 PPIP and 12 Child PIP clinicians, seven regional or provincial coordinators (some responsible for both PPIP and Child PIP) and a number of 'outsiders' with experience in implementing and sustaining other types of programmes.

Other types of programme that most concerned parents were soaps (14% of respondents) and films (14%) followed by reality programmes (12%).

However, circumcision interventions can act synergistically with other types of prevention programmes, and if efforts to change behaviour are increased in parallel with the scale-up of circumcision services, then dramatic reductions in HIV incidence could be achieved.

NHS Choices point out that the study, "assessed just one type of exercise intervention that involved facilitating greater activity levels," and therefore can't tell us much about other types of exercise programme.

They are in concordance with earlier meta-analyses showing favourable effects of other types of inpatient and outpatient programmes specifically designed for geriatric patients.

Risk factors for oral cancer are common to other types of cancer, and accident prevention programmes can prevent trauma to teeth and oral tissues.

The rationale for this trial emerges from fast-track programmes in other types of gastrointestinal surgery showing that there is no clear advantage to withholding enteral nutrition in the direct postoperative phase and that early (oral) feeding may even be beneficial compared with the traditionally applied nil-by-mouth strategy.