Sentence examples for programme continuously from inspiring English sources

In order to evaluate the screening programme continuously, each clinic can easily register and report the proportion of pregnant women who are tested and the proportion of test-positive women who are effectively treated.

Nevertheless, the programme continuously targets the whole population at the ages of 40, 50, and 60 years, and the results are also fed back to local community leaders to be an integrated part of health promoting community activities.

The inclusion criteria for the intervention group were students in Year 6 who started school from Year 1 (in 2006) and remained until Year 6 20111) in DMP national school which had run the programme continuously for at least 6 years inclusive of 2006 2011.

For quality assurance, the programme was continuously monitored and assessed.

Throughout its existence, the programme has continuously evaluated its successes.

The OSCS programme was continuously open for enrolment, with new recruits joining each month throughout the study period.

Healthcare information was obtained using the BEACH (Bettering The Evaluation and Care of Health) programme, which continuously collects information about the clinical activities in general practice in Australia.

Individuals' ability for appropriate decision making for both training programmes were continuously assessed during the course and were at the end generally qualitatively judged to be satisfactory for all participants.

Indeed, the maximum geographical distribution in Wales occurred at or probably before the start of our mark-recapture programme and contracted continuously thereafter.

within the complex environment of a residential care institution the temporal, spatial, personal and financial means to set up a high-quality training programme and to continuously conduct it can be provided (OIL).

Stemming from the 1988 reform of structural funds, several LEADER programmes have developed continuously, undergoing various adjustments and growing in importance in the scope of rural policies, until they became integrated in rural development programmes in the past and in the current period.