Sentence examples for programmes changes from inspiring English sources

Broadly, for an unaffected carrier, these options are as follows: early detection through screening programmes; changes in lifestyle; chemoprevention; and prophylactic surgery.

While HBC caregiving activities have become more aligned with the demands of ART programmes, changes in the availability of funding for HBC activities have impacted the level of material and financial support received by home-based caregivers.

With the independence of African countries in the 1960s, the focus of programmes changed, and more attention was given to health services and education.

"I'm not going to feel defensive about Virago until the Today programme changes," she says, referring to the fact that just 18% of contributors to the flagship news show are female.

It's less than £3 to get in and the programme changes every month, with great film seasons, world cinema and occasionally silent films accompanied by live piano music.

The priority programme "Changes of the Geo-Biosphere" aimed to reconstruct the environmental history of central Europe with emphasis on the time interval from 9000 to 5500 cal BP (time-slice II), coinciding with the Holocene climatic optimum.

Specific policy and programme changes are evident for all four of the so-called colliding epidemics: HIV and tuberculosis; chronic illness and mental health; injury and violence; and maternal, neonatal, and child health.

It can't be a coincidence that there are always more comments/posters & general interaction when there's a serious subject such as the RAJAR figures or programme changes than when it's a fluffy subject such as this blog.

In general, only omitted determinants of case notifications that are correlated with changes in programmes would introduce bias, while determinants uncorrelated with programme changes would not.

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The coverage estimates in this analysis are based on current trends, policy and programme changes.