Sentence examples for both training and case from inspiring English sources

Tools, both training and case management tools, could be streamlined and distributed more widely.

The results demonstrated that the hybrid SOM-NARX model could reliably and suitably predict monthly basin-wide groundwater levels with high correlations (R2 > 0.9 in both training and testing cases).

Lawyers who find innovative ways to use virtual reality in both their training and case work will have a differentiating factor – and may be able to expand their service offerings as a result.

6 More recent studies, which have mostly used a combined approach involving elements of both self management training and case management, have been more robust and shown benefits.

Regarding the processing time, the highest convergence time that the 16 FFNNs needed to compute the 16PF traits is obtained when samples acquired in both controlled and random scenarios are used for both training and testing; in this case, it reaches an average of 58 s.

The tools developed by the projects, both the training and the case management tools, were found to be good quality and were generally appreciated by stakeholders interviewed.

Since both training and validation cohorts were composed of cases clinically annotated as HRneg, we reassessed the prognostic performance of the HRneg/Tneg index after removing 35 HRneg cases from the training cohort and 11 cases from the validation cohort having potentially high enough estrogen receptor transcript levels to be considered potentially false HRneg annotations.

The demographic data of 535 APL patients in both training (266 cases) and validation (269 cases) groups were depicted in Table 1.

Each visit cost on average $100 once actors are trained and cases and checklists are developed.

Insufficient training caused problems in some cases, and both training periods and methods should be expanded.

However, the association between CRP training and both higher confidence and case experience continued to be significant, even after adjustment for institutional type.