Sentence examples for recent evaluation of the programme from inspiring English sources

A recent evaluation of the programme revealed that women who took part were able to share the training with others, undertake a number of key activities based on the learning from the training and adapt the model to different audiences.

A recent evaluation of the programme has shown just how powerful sport can be as a vehicle to address the challenges faced by schools.

A recent evaluation of the programme concluded that, despite the lack of pre-formulated milestones, the PHSWOW provides one foundation on which to build public health capacity in developing countries [ 5].

A recent evaluation of the CHA programme suggests that the delay has been due to lapses in administrative processes and limited communication from the Ministry of Health to the district level which resulted into leaving districts unsure of what to communicate to supervisors and CHAs [ 34].

For example, in a recent evaluation of the Chinese National Improved Stoves Programme, Sinton et al. (2004) found PM4 (the thoracic fraction of particulate matter) higher than the Chinese national indoor air standard of 150 μg/m for PM10 in homes using improved biomass stoves; if their evaluation had measured PM10,exceedance of the standard would have been even more pronounced.

A recent evaluation of the Bolsa Familia conditional cash transfer programme in Brazil found lack of a birth certificate to be related to poor anthropometric indicators in children since lack of a birth certificate is seen as an indicator of extreme poverty [ 22].

A recent evaluation of the Conflict Pool by the Independent Commission for Aid Impact raised serious concerns not only about the effectiveness of such programmes in creating peace, but also about the oversight and monitoring of funds.

This was powerfully highlighted in the recent evaluation of the pupil premium.

A recent evaluation of the National Health Development Program [Programme National de Développement Sanitaire] (2001-2010) came to the same conclusion: "Certain studies on indigent people in districts are not promoted at the national level" [ 23].

Following a short presentation of the history of mammography, the theory of efficacy evaluation through randomized clinical trials (all referenced) and the more recent evaluations of screening programmes that are ongoing in several countries are critically re-examined.

A recent evaluation of curricula related to the ethical dimension of training programmes in global health showed that only 31% of those who were involved in the delivery of education for global health had prior ethical training (19).