Sentence examples for year in the programme from inspiring English sources
The 21-year-old studied at both the Université Lumière Lyon 2 in France and Universidad de Córdoba in Spain during her year in the programme.
Veit Erpenbeck, who has just completed his second year in the programme, is studying the role of pulmonary surfactants in allergic asthma, in co-operation with the Fraunhofer Institute for Toxicology and Aerosol Research ITATanotherther institution located in Hannover.
The distribution of respondents across year in the programme, and programme of specialisation (postgraduate trainees only) was not significantly different between the sample and target population.
After one year in the programme, the percentage of beneficiary children reported to have been ill in the last month was 13 percentage points lower than non-beneficiaries (p <0.001) (Miller et al., 2008).
Students' deep approach to learning scores and their perceived levels of stress did not significantly predict PT scores at either Time 1 or Time 2. In contrast, students' year in the programme was a consistent predictor of PT scores at both time points, while the influence of age and gender on PT score was significant at Time 1 but decreased to non-significance at Time 2).
Jacobs departed from Holby City in 2011, wanting to "broaden [her] horizons" after seven years in the programme.
(Students in the Tetrad programme are supported by training grants or other school funds for their first three years in the programme, and thereafter by fellowships from outside sources or research grants awarded to their supervisor).
We have invested over the years in the programmes there, and then, of course, after the famine was declared, we got a huge amount of financial support.
That was my first year in the UK Athletics programme and you don't usually excel until the third or fourth year.
After the first year in the nursing programme, the students expressed that they had begun the journey of becoming a nurse.
In the current study, the nursing students were satisfied with their clinical placements during their first year in the nursing programme.
