Sentence examples for programme age from inspiring English sources

Ouseley told 5 live's Sportsweek programme: "Age is no excuse.

At both time points, surface approaches to learning significantly predicted students' PT scores, above and beyond the effects of year in programme, age, and gender.

Independent variables included in the model were year in programme, age, and gender (step 1) followed by approaches to learning and perceived stress (step 2).

In contrast, students' surface approach to learning score was a unique negative predictor of PT scores, above and beyond the influence of year in programme, age, and gender, such that higher surface approach scores predicted lower PT scores at both time points.

Multivariable analysis when adjusting for screening programme, age <50 or ⩾50 years and interval between index and last negative smear demonstrate a statistically significant protective effect of four or more previous negative tests, but the effect of age ⩾50 years was much stronger (Table 4).

All adult participants in the programme (aged 16+ years) were invited to contribute to the qualitative evaluation.

In short, a total of 35 477 non-responders of the regular cervical screening programme aged 33 63 years were invited to participate.

Thus, rather than being an active programme, ageing results from the eventual failure of the somatic maintenance set by this balance.

These limitations in the data also apply to data collected during TSE eradication programmes; age and PrP genotype denominator data are vital.

For all its many moods, ranging from jazzy to Brahmsian in an all too specific programme (The Age of Anxiety, after Auden's poem), this work never quite coheres or convinces.

Alan Wardle, from the NSPCC, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "The age of consent in this country is 16, before that a child cannot consent.