Sentence examples for programme control from inspiring English sources

However, in this example the Client has adopted a very 'hands-off' approach right from the start in terms of programme control and third party relationship management which has meant nobody is taking ownership of the ultimate goal and working in a silo towards the deliverable.

As recognised in the latter programme, control of occupational exposures remains the mainstay of addressing the problem.

Interventions Brochure with evidence based risk information on colorectal cancer screening and two optional interactive internet modules on risk and diagnostic tests; official information leaflet of the German colorectal cancer screening programme (control).

These include the effect of genetic selection based on PrP genotype and the reduction of sources of infection (control of animal movement, eradication programme, control exposure to contaminated feed).

Over 550 General Practitioner (GP) practices (>415,000 men aged 50 69 years) were cluster-randomised to PSA testing (intervention arm) or the National Health Service (NHS) prostate cancer risk management programme (control arm) between 2001 and 2007.

14 We carried out a randomised trial comprising three arms, with participants randomised to either a decision aid booklet with accompanying DVD, a decision aid and DVD along with a question prompt list, or a standard consumer information booklet, developed as part of the Australian national bowel cancer screening programme (control group).

Taken together, this study represents the first global analysis of the transcriptional programme controlled by any key haematopoietic regulator during the process of early blood cell specification.

Mike Gallager is the producer of the radio programme Controlling People on BBC World Service.

The irradiation of all real samples was performed by assigning a time-based programme, controlled by a software package provided with the system.

Participants will be randomised using a bespoke secure (24 h) web based randomisation programme controlled centrally by the CTRC, University of Liverpool.

Participants will be randomised using a secure (24 h) web-based randomisation programme controlled centrally by the Clinical Trials Research Centre.