Sentence examples for programme referred to from inspiring English sources

A developmental regulatory programme, referred to as epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT), has become prominently implicated as a means by which transformed epithelial cells can acquire the ability to invade and disseminate (Hanahan and Weinberg, 2011).

Ethiopia has made massive investments in primary healthcare and a national community health-worker programme (referred to as the Health Extension Workers Programme), with community workers on the government payroll who are trained, supervised, and equipped to provide modern contraception at the last mile, including implants (15).

In one English region, a local e-learning programme (referred to as the 'ABC' course; see below for details) has adopted a 'blended' approach - i.e. face-to-face facilitated workshops alongside online content - to deliver end of life care training for 'Group C' staff (practitioners such as carers in nursing homes, who provide end of life care less frequently than Group B staff).

The quantitative study investigates approximately 14 000 individuals (aged 16 64 years, with 20% aged over 50) who entered the Ingeus Work Programme (referred to as 'clients') in a 16-month period in Scotland and were followed up for 2 years.

We're not trying to do South Beach," said Clement Belizaire, director of the government's housing relocation programme, referring to Miami neighborhoods.

I have a personal apology from Sir Christopher Bland, chairman of the BBC, for a statement on a BBC radio programme referring to "the bombers".

"We should learn from the past, but not be paralysed by it," Mr Straw told BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, referring to the previous conflict in Iraq.

As Fiat 500 tweeters discussed the programme, referring to winners Jack and Dani as "goals" approximately seven times a second, other people scrolling through the #LoveIsland hashtag picked up on some trends.

Commendably, in my view, the present programme refers to the area of transport.

The Foundation Programme refers to the first two years of training after graduation.

Each step of counselling in the Health Coaching programme refers to a step of change in awareness, motivation, or action on the part of patient, in the sense of the TTM [ 7] stages of behavioural change.