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Staff are to be trained in recognizing and preventing sexual abuse and also in "interacting professionally with L.G.B.T. and gender nonconforming people".

Untreated mental health problems in HIV-infected patients can have major consequences and general practitioners and internists should be trained in recognizing mental health problems in HIV-infected patients.

Second, due to previous experiences pharmaceutical consultants are trained in recognizing drug-related problems.

Moreover, TBAs can be trained in providing antenatal care, TT vaccine, Misoprostol administration, recognizing the danger signs of pregnancy etc.

Another historian has suggested that Galileo realized that the moon was mountainous, though it was thought to be smooth, because he had been trained in perspective drawing and recognized that the splotches he saw through a telescope were shadows cast by solid objects.

In this approach, community health workers are trained in early detection to recognize cases of severe acute malnutrition and provide RUTF and routine medical care.

Given that CheNER has been trained in the specialized task of recognizing IUPAC names, it is not surprising that when applied to non-IUPAC names it does not perform at the levels of other systems (see Section 4 of Supplementary Materials).

In a joint effort by WHO and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, rapid outbreak response teams are being trained in sub-Saharan African countries to recognize outbreaks, collect information and specimens, and implement quarantine measures, if indicated, while using and distributing personal protective equipment and antiviral drugs.

Anyone familiar with the classical Chinese opera tradition in which Mr. Shen, 35, was trained in his native Hunan Province could, however, recognize the movement vocabulary and exercises from Chinese opera that he has adapted to his choreography here.

In the final program, adolescents are trained in the following cognitive-behavioural skills: to recognize and describe feelings and thoughts to detect inaccurate thoughts to evaluate the accuracy of inaccurate thoughts to challenge inaccurate thoughts by considering alternative interpretations to use behavioural techniques to regulate emotions (relaxation exercises, distraction of thoughts).

Communication skills are now recognized as important components of clinical skills and are trained in most medical school curricula worldwide.