Sentence examples for point programmes from inspiring English sources

We propose a new model for developmental programming of obesity involving competing thriftiness and set point programmes, which resolves several conflicts between the data from male and female rats, and may apply more generally to other models of obesogenic programming.

A viewer had complained that later drug convictions and jail terms had not been mentioned in a BBC2 Turning Point programme, aired last November, about how Mr Marks was acquitted of drug charges in 1981 after telling an Old Bailey jury he was an MI5 agent spying on IRA drug smugglers and gunrunners.

Work is expected to take eight months and is part of the government's £317m "pinch point" programme targeting congested routes to "boost growth".

The second programme is a homeostatic set point programme governing body composition that is established in response to leptin stimulation during early neonatal life.

As a starting point, programme managers could refine the supervision strategy and improve its implementation so that facility-based supervision embodies as many of the qualities envisioned by supportive supervision as possible.

Many reward points programmes now expire if not used or the account is dormant for 18 months.

This forms a main part of May's four-point programme.

Gordon Brown said the G8 summit had agreed a five-point programme to boost economies and create jobs.

The EU communique on Wednesday set out a 10-point programme for an inner EU institution with its own president.

Jeremy Corbyn has set out a 10-point programme for Britain's future, based on a huge public investment programme and a commitment to equality.

The Palestinian leadership announces a three-point programme of non-violent resistance in an attempt to wrest the diplomatic initiative from Israel.