Sentence examples for programmatic choice from inspiring English sources

And when Syriza formed a coalition with the antisemitic, far-right Independent Greek party, Iglesias defended it as "a programmatic choice".

Such information is important for individual patient care, the programmatic choice of antiretrovirals and strategies for monitoring toxicity.

When you are a doctor in the field you try as best as you can to follow the programmatic choices but when it comes into conflict with your own values, well you disregard them…the fighting always creates residual resentments, or grudges, or destroys the team dynamics, so that is not an easy decision to oppose the programmatic decisions of your organization.

Irrespective of the policy and programmatic choices made to capitalize on entry points across the continuum of care ANC, labor and delivery, PNC, or infant health and immunization services the document provides ample references to potential program goals, outcomes, strategies, activities, and indicators for each contact point.

The specific requirements of the PubChem3D project (such as a multiplatform programmatic interface) made the choice of one of these (OMEGA [19]) very easy.

Furthermore, moderate or mild renal impairment might well improve on antiretroviral therapy [ 14] and its relevance to programmatic decisions on drug choice and monitoring is therefore not clear.

The approach provides programmatic guidance on the choice of treatment strategies at various decisions levels based on a sound conceptual framework, and holds large potential to improve HIV priority setting in South Africa.

Even as programmatic becomes more efficient, the choices publishers and advertisers make have led to no shortage of intrusive, often obnoxious, experiences that almost anyone would admit are overly aggressive.

Regardless of your stance on school choice, DeVos's leadership and programmatic support to date is questionable at best.

There are limited data on outcomes such as accuracy of diagnostic algorithms (rather than single tests) and their relative contributions to the health care system, incremental value of new tests, impact of new tests on clinical decision-making and therapeutic choices, cost-effectiveness in routine programmatic settings, and impact on patient-important outcomes.

Findings with respect to the success of mass production versus artisanal production are inconclusive, in part because each choice is often intrinsically linked to the overall programmatic approach.