Sentence examples for validate the programme from inspiring English sources

Bush administration lawyers continued to validate the programme, but the CIA voluntarily dropped the use of waterboarding after 2005.

We have made the programme and source code available to users through ImageJ, who can creatively change the parameters either in Java or using the user-friendly pop-up window that we provide, to suit, optimise and validate the programme relative to their samples.

In order to validate the programme assumptions related to the benefits of cross-community and crossborder dynamics for change, UNFPA and UNICEF should operationalize and test those assumptions.

Model building and refinement was carried out with Phenix (Afonine et al, 2005) and COOT (Emsley and Cowtan, 2004), and models were validated with the programme Molprobity (Davis et al, 2007).

At the other end of the continuum, superficial participation of community representatives is sought to validate the aims of programme planners, usually already decided.

Professor Friedman told me that "groups like Aspen are now trying to build an empirical case for their programmes by hiring evaluators to conduct supposedly independent studies that validate the effectiveness of the programmes.

We summarised the resulting analysis of this step in a diagram of the causal pathways, which was validated through discussion with the programme partners during the fieldwork and analysis phase.

"That game validated the plan," Schnellenberger said.

The physical model underlying the programme has been validated by comparing the actual magnetic fields produced by real power lines, under known currents, with the fields predicted by the model for the same lines and currents (Swanson, 1995).

The performance of Adjuvant! has been evaluated in small cohorts of patients in Germany, and the programme was successfully validated in a large population of Canadian women with early breast cancer in 2005 (Olivotto et al, 2005; Euler et al, 2006; Schmidt et al, 2009).

Others though were more cautious believing that Ms Yingluck was talking about curbing the international flow of ivory into Thailand by beefing up a DNA testing programme to validate the origins or tusks.