Sentence examples for programme result from inspiring English sources
P143 Optimising nurse confidence and skill acquisition in paediatric continuous renal replacement therapy (pCRRT) through a training programme: result of the first-year experience in a tertiary care centre.
The overall programme result is to ensure that emergency preparedness and response interventions are efficient and effective at national and state level.
New international research networks funded by programmes such as those of the European Union (e.g. the FP6 programme) result in greater opportunity for collaborative research across borders [ 8].
Maternal and child health is under the Programme Result: "Children, mothers, and pregnant women benefit from high impact interventions contributing to the attainment of MDG targets for child and maternal survival and development".
Nutrition is under the programme result, "Children, mothers, and pregnant women benefit from high impact interventions contributing to the attainment of Millennium Development Goal targets for child and maternal survival and development".
Broadening the scope of the PBMA exercise is likely to make good sense if changes in the oncology programme result in either increased or decreased demands on respiratory services.
Alison Hadley, who led the 10-year programme resulting in record lows in teenage pregnancies, has been asked by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to share the lessons of the project so they can be applied globally.
"You can't expect a short-term impact from an emerging technology, but by 2020 when the EU will sum up the Horizon programme results, we'll be able to present some good success stories".
The four movements of the Tenth (2000) – A Storm, A Hymn, A Dance, A Dream – suggest an undisclosed programme resulting in a fascinating orchestral panoply that is truly symphonic.
An independent report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) last year found the country guilty of running a state-sponsored doping programme, resulting in Russian athletes being banned from all international competition by the IAAF in November.
The purpose of this pilot study was to determine whether an eccentric hamstring specific training programme results in favourable adaptations.
