Sentence examples for programme perspective from inspiring English sources

Another limitation, from a programme perspective, is that this study has focused only on LTF among patients who had initiated ART.

The costs were analysed from a programme perspective (healthcare provider's perspective).

Existing studies have identified barriers and facilitators only from an improvement programme perspective and have not considered the experiences of leaders themselves.

An up to date systematic review is necessary to integrate the existing evidence on the role of cannabis use on collision risk, not only from a public policy and programme perspective, but also in view of the current gaps in scope and quality of literature and methodology.

I think it is a time where new riders are coming through – from a general programmes' perspective it is always nice to see young academy riders stepping up to the senior team and a senior worlds for the first time".

Carpenter kept his own role in the space programme in perspective: "What people don't fully realise is that we view ourselves as expendable in the pursuit of a high purpose..

For example, scenes from the missing Episode 4 of The Daleks' Master Plan exist through a 1973 edition of Blue Peter, while an Australian programme called Perspective: C for Computer yielded extracts from The Power of the Daleks.

Certainly yes, because it made sense, from a programme logic perspective.

While using concepts from complexity theory proved useful in broadening our view on fee exemption policies and in informing the overall research design, we encountered a number of challenges, only some of which were mitigated by using a programme theory perspective.

This paper explores WMS programme users' perspectives and experiences of health help-seeking against theories of hegemonic masculinity as explanatory frameworks for men's behaviour around health and illness, and their views on a male-specific focus of the programme.

Our analysis focuses on WMS programme users' perspectives and experiences of health help-seeking against theories of hegemonic masculinity as explanatory frameworks for men's (ill) health behaviour, and their views on male-specific focus of the programme.