Sentence examples for by level of training from inspiring English sources

Our objective was to assess whether these perceptions differed by level of training.

Interestingly, when the physicians were separated by level of training, the interns (in their first year out of medical school) got the correct answer in the top three guesses 89% of the time, far better than their senior colleagues.

The objective of this study was to examine the true-positive rates by level of training of the operator and to determine whether the accuracy of the procedure differed by the level of education after formalized training.

Table 2 Basic cardiac window obtained by level of training   % PSLV % PSSV % apical % subxiphoid Junior resident 68 63 63 79 Senior resident 88888871 71 Fellow 88 92 82 82 Table 3 Time in seconds to obtain cardiac measurements by level of training   Basic 4 view (s) LVOT/VTI (s) E/E′ (s) Complete echo (s) Junior resident 400 219 249 792 Senior resident 282 249 217 677 Fellow 193 193 193 446.

The number of physicians actually working (whether belonging to the ED or to other departments) in the ED and the type of physician by level of training and specialty vary from shift to shift and from weekday to weekend (Fig. 2).

Table 4 Advanced cardiac measurements obtained by level of training   LVOT VTI Both LVOT/VTI E E′ Both E/E′ Junior resident 42 37 37 37 37 37 Senior resident 65 53 53 59 59 59 Fellow 82 65656565655 6565656565

We sought to determine how physicians assess and manage adherence among patients with chronic illness, and whether approaches to nonadherence differ by level of clinical training or prior training regarding adherence.

In the subgroup analysis by level of previous training, both groups (novice and expert) had similar improvement on the general tasks (expert n = 11, 3.5 vs 1.8 task omissions, P < 0.01; novice n = 7, 4.9 vs 2.4 task omissions, P = 0.03).

Earlier studies have shown that whole body physiological variables related to O2 consumption are influenced by the level of training of the individual [68 71].

The difference in sensitivities may be explained by heterogeneity in the patient populations included in the studies but more notably by differential level of training and experience among the assessors in the studies.

These components are basically categories of service, which are determined by the level of training obligation and commitment that a member is required to meet.