Group II (ready for activity): Individual who is not at present ready to start working, but is capable of participating in a programme activity aiming at later employment.
To investigate the pre-adoption demographic and health profiles of men participating in a programme of men's health delivered in English Premier League (EPL) football clubs.
For non-Pagetic relatives, the interview will address barriers and facilitators to participating in a programme of genetic testing and preventative treatment (a topic guide will be used).
A study among women participating in a programme to lose weight showed a lack of sexual desire and difficulties with sexual performances among obese women.
The likelihood of participating in a programme with home visits only was associated with higher levels of concerns about falls; also, in comparison to men women did not prefer this format.
Lastly, stating one's intention or willingness to participate in a programme format may not reflect actual participation in a programme, as can be seen by the high drop-out rates of such programmes [ 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 24].
The participants with pain primarily located in the arm and/or hand region will participate in a programme with five different dumbbell exercises: front raise, shoulder abduction, reverse flies, shoulder elevation and wrist extension.
The implication is that the IMF should not participate in a programme to which it contributes only a minority share of the finance, but expecting it to provide majority funding implies the need to expand its financial resources.
At Stanford, I participated in a programme called the Biodesign Innovation Program, which brought together engineers, business students, and medical students into small teams to come up with solutions to medical problems.
There is also a large variation in the time of entry into programmes: On average, immigrants who participate in a programme enter about 13 months after the start of the social assistance spell, and the standard deviation is 15 months.
Since, we are implicitly assuming that the decision to participate in a programme affects welfare in the same way for all comparisons of labour market states, then utility differences between labour supply states can be expressed as U is * − U it * ≡ g y is - y it ψ i + X i ω st + ε is − ε it (2).
