Sentence examples for procedures of the programme from inspiring English sources

Given that this is the first development of a complex intervention for cancer couple dyads in China, the acceptability of the procedures of the programme, and the recruitment and retention of participants to achieve the proposed number of participating dyads, remain uncertain.

The non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis test was also performed as a procedure of the MapQTL programme version 5.0 [ 30], in order to detect association between the markers and traits individually.

All trial information, e.g. procedures, material and results of the programme, will be freely available via the already existing trial website (http://www.leitlinie-fem.de).

Relative risk (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) were obtained from Poisson regression analysis of grouped survival data (Breslow and Day, 1987), using the DATAB and AMFIT procedures of Epicure programme (Preston et al, 1993).

The intervention extends the Safe Recovery programme to include staff and unit procedures, which allows the programme to be delivered as part of the ongoing clinical care on the ward.

The flow chart of the programme organisation and procedures is shown in figure 1.

As part of the routine diagnostic procedures of the Kenyan National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Programme [ 11], initially CXR was performed only on those suspects whose three sputum smear results were ZN negative.

This seems well justified in view of the rigorous screening procedure all future parents undergo as part of the programme.

The complexity of the programme catalogue and the admission procedures together with the wideness of the AlmaOrienta event drove the University to provide students with a mobile application to support them while approaching their undergraduate programme and become a freshman.

The evaluation also aims to assess the effectiveness of the programme's targeting processes and procedures, and to examine to which extent, equity and gender impacts were achieved in the programme.

"Standard right-to-reply procedures were followed, but no substantial editorial changes were made to the structure of the programme".