Sentence examples for programme was increased from inspiring English sources
The exercise programme was increased as the patients gain confidence and pain relief aiming to achieve a maximal possible active and passive range of movements.
The load of the exercise programme was increased every 2 weeks during the first 6 weeks by increasing the number of repetitions or the intensity of the exercises.
On the other hand, incoming bank chief Carney is saying returns from QE diminish as the scale of the programme is increased.
"Having said that, I think the level of rider to get on to that programme is increasing all the time.
Step 2: Raising awareness – An essential part of the programme is increasing awareness of cancer symptoms.
The NHS CRC screening programme is increasing the identification of adenomas and the current programme roll-out provides a timely opportunity to offer risk factor reduction advice to older adults from all social and ethnic backgrounds who are at high risk of developing CRC (and other diet related conditions).
Shortages of safe drinking water and disruption to vaccination programmes are increasing the risks.
The use of such tests for HIV is well-established, and the use of rapid diagnostic tests (RDT) in malaria control programmes is increasing.[5], [6] Although point-of-care (POC) tests for TB have not been successful, the WHO has recently endorsed the use of two new diagnostic technologies for TB and drug-resistance, and several other new TB diagnostics are in the pipeline.
The use of TB strain typing as a public health tool in TB control programmes is increasing globally.
The number of moderately undernourished children admitted to feeding programmes is increasing daily while the capacities of humanitarian agencies are being stretched to their limits.
In the UK, the number of elderly patients on RRT programmes is increasing; thus, it may be considered as ageist to not offer the elderly the benefit of health care that may enhance recovery from AKI, limit progression to CKD and reduce mortality.
