Sentence examples for picture of programme from inspiring English sources

For a complete picture of programme integration in South Africa, further research should examine how other targeted programmes interact with the health system.

As well as reviewing national registration statistics, we studied the adoption and non-adoption of HealthSpace by 56 patients and carers, interviewed 160 staff in national and local organisations, and collected 3000 pages of documents to build a picture of the programme in context.

A logic model described the sequence of events for bringing about change by synthesizing the main programme elements into a picture of how the programme is supposed to work.

Pictures of the programme from Joy to the World 2016, one of Sri Lanka's largest carol services, were shared widely across social media over the Christmas weekend.

He said he sent the pictures of the programme to friends, from where they spread and eventually found their way online.

Host Larry Wilmore, executive producers Rory Albanese and Amy Ozols, and head writer Robin Thede set out their plan for Comedy Central's new late-night offering at a meet-and-greet session on the set of the new show, painting a picture of a provocative programme that will tackle highly charged issues in a comedic way.

Featuring the Tory logo – prompting one Conservative MP to ask if permission had been sought – the mock manifesto was, Smith insisted, a credible picture of a Conservative programme "if they were wholly unfettered, both by coalition, or indeed by a substantive and credible opposition in the Labour party".

16 This study adds to our understanding of this emerging picture of poor CMW programme function.

By combined analysis of global expression profiles and pimonidazole data, a comprehensive picture of the transcriptional programme in pimonidazole-positive tumours can be achieved.

So it was quite easy for me to have a picture of where the programme is going, the challenges you are likely to encounter and how we have dealt with them in other settings".

Results of the study contribute to the picture of the PMTCT programme not only in low-prevalence settings, as in Asian countries, but also in high-prevalence settings with weak health care systems, such as African countries, and may require different interventions to improve the quality of the service.