Sentence examples for programme observations from inspiring English sources

In the Californian programme, observations of students walking to school suggested an increase in three of five sites which implemented sidewalk improvement projects and two of 10 sites which implemented traffic signals, but no differences were observed for crosswalk and signal or bicycle path improvement projects (Boarnet et al., 2005b).

Such a mighty progress would have scattered smaller bodies hither and yon; things that started off close together could easily have ended up as far apart as Ceres and Pluto today.As it happens, a few months before New Horizons flashes past Pluto, a much slower spacecraft called Dawn will slip sedately into orbit around Ceres and begin a long programme of observations.

Measurements are available from every summer since 1989 and since 1991 a regular programme of observations has been carried out, allowing study of the large scale structure of the solar wind during the declining phase of cycle 22 and the ascending phase of cycle 23.

Research insights were drawn from documentary and literature research, concept-building, programme implementation, observation, analysis, and evaluation by students and contributors.

When they were found in reports, lessons learned were more-often-than-not found to be project or programme-specific observations and not generally applicable to other contexts.

Of importance for sustainability, involvement in the programme and observation of an impact of their efforts were valued by many trainers, particularly in the district with highest levels of implementation and PMR behavior change.

Our GE profiling data suggest that the two main histone H3 mutations drive distinct oncogenic programmes, an observation further strengthened by the integration of histological and MR-imaging data.

"Although they wouldn't cause a global catastrophe if they impact the Earth, they still do a lot of regional destruction," said Lindley Johnson, who oversees the Near-Earth Object Observations Programme at Nasa headquarters in Washington DC.

The investigation programme includes root observations, direct shear tests and centrifuge model tests.

Here they carried out an extensive programme of scientific observations, although opportunities for inland exploration were severely restricted by the mountainous and glaciated terrain surrounding the base.

However, a programme of scientific observations was maintained, exercise was taken outside the hut when the weather permitted, and as a further diversion Savio improvised a sauna in the snowdrifts alongside the hut.