Sentence examples for programmes to generate from inspiring English sources

Generic considerations and criteria for the design of new monitoring programmes to generate representative quality data for the aquatic compartment are outlined and the criteria for the use of existing data are discussed.

The Saudi Ministry of Health could easily implement programmes to generate reminders for visits to clinics, which could help control diseases and reduce burden.

There is need to strengthen the information, education and communication campaigns, and behavioural change communication programmes, to generate demand for FP services.

The principles of evolutionary genetics can be used to facilitate Darwinian fitness in future livestock breeding programmes to generate optimal genotypes for a low-cost and environmentally sustainable production system.

Grant Shapps, the minister for housing, was recently accused by a political website of using a programme to generate more Twitter followers.

We are currently looking at ways, through the UK's Department for International Development What Works programme, to generate new data on the scale of the cost of VAW and provide basic benchmark data to monitor effectiveness of efforts to address violence.

We used sequence data from a surveillance programme to generate a PR8-based seed virus with the HA and NA of a contemporary circulating H3N2 human strain, A/England/611/07 (E611) that did not itself grow in eggs.

In the absence of JAG2, pMN progenitors enter the differentiation programme to generate first MNs and next, when Hes5 levels are sufficiently reduced, to generate oligodendrocytes.

A number of different household survey series are used to produce data to inform government policies and development programmes and to generate indicators used for monitoring MDGs and SDGs: Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS), Household Budget Surveys, MICS and Living Standards Measurement Study LSMSStandards Measurement Study LSMS

These will include supportive supervision from the sCHMT, participation in training programmes, support to generate routine HMIS that enhances their chances to get essential supplies from the public sector, participation in monthly meetings between private providers in each district, which are organised by the sCHMT.

The case law of the Court of Justice has indicated, however, the importance of using the best available scientific information as a basis for implementing the Directive and the obligation of carrying out the research programmes required to generate it (see Table 3).