Sentence examples for varying programs from inspiring English sources

The reduction in HPV infections for varying programs of girls-only and girls and boys vaccination was estimated by meta-regressions on outputs from Brisson et al's (2011) dynamic Canadian model [ 13], which allowed for changing likelihood of acquiring HPV over time and herd immunity effects.

For curative interventions, varying program size may be more problematic, since it would imply that some actual patients would receive improper treatment.

Even for other cancer entities and diseases in combination with exercise programs effect sizes of the named factors are not alienable due to different therapies or varying exercise programs.

On signing S.S.I. into law in 1972, President Richard M. Nixon noted that a central goal was to address "great inequities and considerable red tape inherent in the present system of varying state programs with different benefits, eligibility standards and rules".

The tremendous diversity in vertebrate skull formation illustrates the range of forms and functions generated by varying genetic programs.

By varying the program's key design parameters our analysis also yields insights into alternative policy recommendations to improve the program performance.

Rather, students could partake of them as they chose, varying their program from day to day.

Multilevel resistance states are obtained by varying the programming voltage amplitudes during the pulse cycling.

Figure 15 shows the effect of varying the program cache miss rate on the current drawn by the core processor.

As the device moved along a 4-meter track, rats were forced to run at varying speeds programmed into the computer.

Students at schools of public health typically finance their educations the same way students in other areas do: with a combination of loans and grants, the balance varying greatly from program to program.