Sentence examples for programme of either from inspiring English sources

Here, we report a single-blind randomized controlled trial in which a large sample of unselected stroke patients within 6 months following stroke undertook a programme of either 4 weeks of motor imagery training, or a control training programme, or received normal care.

We compared the clinical benefits of a 12-month exercise intervention programme consisting of either brisk walking or a medical fitness programme in type 2 diabetes patients.

Only 5 participants reported difficulties with accessing the programme because of either a reluctance to use a computer or issues surrounding arrangements to access a computer.

In one case, the report found, degrees had been awarded to students after one year of study on a university-validated programme, without the involvement of either an external examiner or a member of the university's academic staff.

The decision to put the Rough Justice and other films online came about when Louise Shorter, who leads Inside Justice, spoke to a meeting of students at the University of East Anglia's Innocence Project and was dismayed to discover that hardly any of them had heard of either programme.

Very few studies describe the effect of either programme on HCV incidence, although declining prevalence of HCV was reported after the introduction of NEP [ 6].

All measures will be repeated again at the discharge assessment following completion of either rehabilitation programme (usually approximately 6 7 weeks after starting the programme) and will be conducted by a research physiotherapist who will be blind to treatment group allocation.

Simulations predicting annual changes in overall community mf prevalence following a 5-year intervention programme with either of the two major MDA regimens (viz.

This will occur twice: prior to starting either programme of rehabilitation and again after the discharge assessment on completion of the assigned programme.

Implementation is achieved by the patient reading a concise description of the programme (either in writing or verbally by clinical staff depending on site resources) and then completing the questionnaire while waiting for her/his appointment.

Analysing the broadcast footage, The Times determined that the cameras spent "nearly 25 minutes" of the hour-long programme of the screen time either on Griffin or a "two-shot" with him and another panellist, equating to 38%.