Sentence examples for the program belongs from inspiring English sources

We estimate that such a program would sustain a prediction rate of 90% and more importantly about two-third of these cases diagnosed by the program belongs to early-stage disease.

Hover over the category that the program belongs to, and you should see it in the list of programs installed on your computer.

The second half of the program belonged to the violinist Curtis Macomber, a champion of contemporary music, who played four solo works.

Even so, the first half of the program belonged less to Mr. Maazel than to the pianist Leon Fleisher, the soloist in both works played before the intermission.

These included: - Students reported high levels of satisfaction with the program, and strongly endorsed questions about whether the program belonged at their schools and whether they would encourage other distressed students to attend it.

Second, the entire staff of the CCSC to which the attendee at the program belonged will also experience the same advantages to a significant degree in comparison with the staff of a CCSC without an attendee (an organizational environmental factor).

The population enrolled in this program belongs to the lowest socio-economic levels, and their parents are mostly non-salaried workers, rural residents and the unemployed.

"This is where this program belongs," the Indiana senior guard Dane Fife said.

While all service option educational loans offer a choice between service and repayment of the financial incentive, some of the programs belonging to the other four types offer a buy-out option.

"This season has been all about getting back to where we feel this program belongs and where we were not able to be last year," Jim Calhoun said through a university spokesman.

Judge Posner said the Indianapolis program "belongs to the genre of general programs of surveillance which invade privacy wholesale in order to discover evidence of crime," amounting to an unreasonable search under the Fourth Amendment.