Sentence examples for recommended programme from inspiring English sources

The basic cost of the NGICG recommended programme was GBP£ 1,232 per patient.

The prevalent recall rate was 9.1% (recommended programme target <7%) and incident recall rate was 3.6% (target <5%).

An earlier study showed that livestock had much better vaccination coverage than did children less than 5 years of age, none of whom had been completely immunised according to the recommended programme.

Compared with the recently recommended programme by the national screening committee, our findings suggest that a similar number of new cardiovascular events could be prevented by using routine data to prestratify people before inviting those at high risk to the more invasive and expensive vascular risk assessment.

As is the case in other series that have been described, we found that quadruple therapy frequently provokes side effects that produce a reduction in the fulfilment of the therapy (11% of the patients included in the quadruple therapy regimen did not complete the recommended programme).

Recommended programmes of study for English and other core subjects are expected to be put out for consultation early next year with decisions made by ministers in the spring.

Compatible with Samsung devices running Android 2.3 Gingerbread or later, the Android ITV Player allows users to browse through recommended programmes or search for their favourites over a 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi connection.

A community jury on PSA testing reported men's experiences of variable and inconsistent advice from GPs, and recommended programmes to support GPs to provide patients with better quality and consistent information about PSA screening.

It tracks viewing history and recommends programmes accordingly, much like Netflix.

The new Virgin TiVo box recommends programmes and films to viewers on the basis of their past choices.

Its home page devotes too much space to trying to recommend programmes you don't know when it should be offering easier access to programmes you do, like the excellent Invisibilia and always reliable NPR Politics podcast.