Sentence examples for programmes complements from inspiring English sources

Research on health intervention delivery programmes complements the more upstream, policy-oriented research priorities identified through a "grand challenge" exercise [ 27].

The Chinese government has high expectations of all businesses operating in China to ensure that their ethics and CSR programmes complement their long-term strategy for social improvement as outlined in the Chinese government's successive five year plans.

Starting 1990s, SWC-based integrated catchment management (ICM) implementation programmes, complemented by conservation-based agricultural development strategy, have been implemented.

Therefore, we present a manual paper and pencil game to reinforce and teach the application of SCRUM in undergraduate computing programmes complementing theoretical lectures.

The archaeological evaluation of landscapes in the framework of developer-led archaeology is often based on extensive trenching programmes complemented with auger surveys in wetland environments.

The Programmes complemented a national toothpaste/toothbrushing scheme set up a few years previously, whereby free toothpaste/toothbrush packs are distributed to every child in Scotland on at least six occasions during their first 5 years and free daily toothbrushing offered to every 3 and 4 years old child attending nursery schools in Scotland.

Given the constrained and in some cases declining resource base and the consequent need to significantly increase nutrient and water-use efficiencies, as well as the need to reduce input costs more generally, it seems likely that GM will become increasingly standard technology in crop improvement programmes, complementing ongoing efforts in conventional breeding.

This indicates that the chlamydia screening programme complements regular care in detecting chlamydia positives.

This programme complements the current piloting of RDTs for community case management (CCM) of malaria in children under 5 years by health surveillance assistants in Malawi.

The programme complements UNICEF's strategic approach to HIV prevention amongst youth through life skills-based education, youth centres in rural areas and harm reduction for injecting drug users.

The supplementary feeding programme complements these services by distributing ready-to-use complementary food (RUCF) to prevent more children from becoming malnourished during the peak of the 'lean season' – the period before the harvests are in – over the next 3 months.