Sentence examples for point of programme from inspiring English sources

Data for each participant were collected at the point of programme entry and at the time of the end-point assessment.

17 22 The varying levels of inter-rater and intrarater reliability found in our work reflect the conceptual and methodological difficulties of measuring interventionist behaviours at the point of programme delivery.

Most research investigating uptake of PMTCT components starts from the point of programme entry, missing HIV-infected women who are undiagnosed, or diagnosed but do not seek services [ 8].

It also considers the starting point of the programme, in terms of the factors that led to the need for such an extensive programme.

A strong point of the programme was that mechanisms for sustainability were built in from the very beginning of the programme.

Which is the whole point of the programme.

The point of the programme was to explain that Skinner believes singing really helps older people with dementia.

Not at all, he insists; Chopin has been misunderstood and the point of the programme is to drag him back into the classical mainstream.

Because the point of the programme, the money shot of the whole thing, is the moment when the victims see how badly their kitchen has been wrecked.

The point of the programme has been to broaden our experiences, to collaborate with choreographers who aren't necessarily the "easy" option.

I am delighted to be able to announce today the launch of the 'Leadership at the Point of Care' programme, commissioned by the NHS Leadership Centre.