Sentence examples similar to programmes we propose from inspiring English sources

we planned to recruit women who were neither too fit nor too frail— that is, women at moderate risk of injurious falls who are most likely to benefit from the exercise programme we proposed (group based, weekly sessions, long duration).

Therefore we propose that programmes that cannot perform confirmatory testing should repeat weakly reactive test results, and if confirmed interpret such reactions as an indeterminate rather than positive result, except in blood donor screening when a weak reaction should be considered as positive.

We propose the following educational programme.

We propose a Mixed Integer Programme (MIP) under consideration of single-block trains.

Prof Kerley told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme: "We can anticipate more proposed school closures both in cities and in rural areas - it's inescapable.

The main advocates of multiple set training programmes propose that multiple sets are superior for achieving optimal physiological adaptation and that single sets are most appropriate for untrained subjects [ 1].

Increasing public involvement is a priority for the Commission and, in order to fulfil this duty, we shall propose a specific programme within the framework of the Financial Perspective.

Second, a framework for evaluating the impact of training in the context of UN System programmes is proposed.

Chang, personal communication, 2003 A number of programmes have proposed team-based approaches to delivering ART, although estimates of the number of staff required to treat 1000 patients on ART varied from 4.8 to 30.5.

In 2008 09, we reviewed 593 published peer-reviewed papers concerning health RCS evaluations but discovered only 4 primary, longitudinal evaluations of health RCS interventions in low- or middle-income countries; the rest were predominantly descriptions of individual programmes or proposed frameworks (Cole DC, Boyd A, Aslanyan G, Bates I, under review).

Data from existing programmes and from proposed national plans were used to explore assumptions about HRH needs and staffing levels at existing programmes.