Sentence examples for programme's targets from inspiring English sources

One of the programme's targets is establishing one paediatric eye centre for every 10 million people within a country in 2020.

The researchers also reported that leaving the programme's target group was associated with a reduction in incidence of 32%.

The new government programme's target is to make it economically possible for every child to go to school.

As members of the general population they were also likely to be more representative of the programme's target population than research assistants.

During the first five years after leaving the screening programme's target age group, incidence decreased by an estimated 14%7%7% to 21%).

Having said that, we believe the perceptions of members of the programme's target audiences provide one valuable piece in the wider puzzle of explaining the outcomes of a complex programme implemented in a complex social setting.

Another limitation was that simulated clients were all the same age, towards the older end of the YFS programme's target age group and no simulated clients lived in households in the poorest household SES quintile.

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.

However, social psychologists have repeatedly pointed out that the likelihood of behaviour change is influenced not only by the information transmitted by health promotion programmes and the techniques that they use, but also by pre-existing levels of perceived self-efficacy - confidence in one's ability to change one's behaviour - amongst members of programme's target groupings (Bandura, 1995).

Colinearity between the estimates for hormone treatment and mammography screening was not considerable, thus the negative correlation between the hormone treatment estimate and the three screening related estimates was only moderate (−0.14 for initial screening, −0.07 for subsequent screening, and −0.06 for leaving the screening programme's target group).

The National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) was awarded £9m in funding to manage the scheme and the programme's delivery targets were consistently exceeded.