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This programme is designed specifically to allow university graduates from a wide range of disciplines to move into a teaching career.

This programme is designed to provide an independent capability for monitoring spacecraft and the growing amount of "space debris", ranging from large objects, such as dead satellites, to the millions of sub-centimetre fragments in Earth orbit (Klinkrad and Jehn 1992; Klinkrad 2006).

The way this programme is designed enables participants to work on individual learning goals.

This programme is designed to help virtually eliminate mother-to-child-transmission of HIV and paediatric AIDS by 2013 in two Kenyan provinces where about half of all the country's children with HIV live.

"This programme was designed for such people – designed to provide an extra measure of freedom, visibility, and opportunity".

This programme was designed to facilitate a generalised method for downscaling coarsely resolved earth resource information using available finely gridded covariate data.

Although this programme was designed as a quality improvement (QI) project using QI tools to avoid the inflexibility and certain barriers that academic research and randomised studies are associated with it is imperative that we collect reliable data on the effect of this new care model.

This programme was designed to consist of six sessions, each with a different focus.

This programme was designed without reference to any explicit behavioral model or theory, and was intended as a pragmatic intervention that could be easily organized for a large population.

This programme was designed to evaluate the functional immune response to PCV13 compared with PPV23 in two patient populations: adults 60 64 years of age who were naïve to PPV23 and those aged ≥70 years immunised with PPV23 at least 5 years before study enrolment [ 82, 83].

The approach of this programme was designed to actively involve patients and their dependent care agents in leg ulcer treatment through regular educational visits by nurses in order to increase the patients' understanding of their condition, care and contribution towards the success of the treatment.