Sentence examples for availability of retraining from inspiring English sources

Survey respondents in all categories identified needed improvements in a number of areas, ranging from regulatory requirements--such as state licensure, insurance companies, and employers--to the cost and availability of retraining opportunities and limited opportunities for part-time work and flexible scheduling.

"The Soviet Union faces a problem of retraining 80,000 biology teachers.

It forces many of them to retire prematurely instead of retraining and re-educating them.

Other examples include the provision of retraining schemes or urban regeneration programs.

I've heard of "retraining" grants offered by the NIH.

An incremental retraining strategy is adopted, where the amount of retraining, and therefore the required computational effort, is modulated by the proposed measure of model change.

No group effects of retraining on motivation to smoke were observed.

Twenty-four hours after the fourth day of retraining, serial spatial reversal testing began.

Differences between the approaches reduced after the first round of retraining the prediction equation.

This is part of retraining therapy.

Secondly, the dislocation of the tracheal cannula is a common cause of late mortality: the development of a dedicated 'crisis' flowchart, the immediate availability of the required equipment, and periodic personnel retraining drills [ 3] should be considered similarly to other protocols already validated for emergent conditions like intubation in critically ill patients [ 4].