The phrase "ability of training" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the capacity or skill related to training, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The ability of training new employees effectively is crucial for our success."
Alternatives: "capacity for training" or "skill in training".
With the migration of experienced doctors from Iraq, there have been concerns about the quality of health services, and the ability of training facilities to replace those migrating, especially those with advanced specialty training [ 12, 13].
We should also be realistic about the ability of training to solve the problem of militarized policing.
This study aims to evaluate the ability of training radiographers to read screening mammograms.
While some key stakeholders, including governments and employers, have argued for the expansion of scopes of practice in health care, the pace of service development has often outstripped the ability of training programs to equip workers.
Regression statistics confirmed good ability of trained network to predict compounds retention.
In ICU patients, the extension of physical examination using an US improves the ability of trained intensivists to determine LVEF at bedside.
In ICU patients, the extension of physical examination using an US improves the ability of trained intensivists to determine LVEF at the bedside.
In one study, Aubry and colleagues 36) found no overall difference in the ability of trained sensory panelists to describe a set of Burgundy wines.
Comparison of the two groups revealed a significantly greater ability of trained pupils to describe an emergency situation (p<0.005) and raise the alert (p<0.0001).
Regarding the use of counting beads, these data show that it is premature to conclude to which degree the beads, in addition to a timer, would improve the ability of trained CHWs to correctly classify fast breathing.
Although the study by Lee et al. (26) demonstrated the ability of trained displaced villages to contribute to significant expansion of malaria treatment and prevention services, it did not assess the quality or outcomes of services provided by the trained lay refugee villagers.
