Sentence examples for characterised training from inspiring English sources
Ericsson characterised training as a highly structured activity, directed at improving performance in a particular domain [ 36].
To characterise training patterns across Europe and the perception of young intensivists on research, mentoring and mobility.
However, differences of almost 1.0 mM/l can significantly impact the use of absolute [lactate] to characterise training intensity or efficacy.
For training Ericsson introduced the concept of "deliberate practice", characterising training as a highly structured activity explicitly directed at improvement of performance in a particular domain [ 6]. Specific tasks are invented to overcome weaknesses and performance is carefully monitored to provide cues for ways to achieve further improvement.
She started in the martial discipline when she was eight, so it characterises her training style.
A perception of doctors as well-paid professionals has stuck and even a semi-attentive observer knows that the harsh 100-hour-week working pattern that used to characterise medical training has been abolished.
To characterise EU training patterns and the perception on the quality of education and working conditions.
Lewis Herbert, Labour leader of Cambridge City Council, said the report highlighted the "breathtaking complacency that has characterised the Libyan training plan from the start".
Though most consultants characterised their own training as superior to that provided by EWTD-compliant working patterns, several made the point that, in their day, training was less than ideal, being 'piecemeal' (see comment S23 in the online supplementary file) and 'haphazard and mostly self-driven' (S67).
However, dropouts were not characterised by a worse training outcome at the end of the training.
*Baseline period = 1 year period before ART training course; 1st follow-up period = 21 months after ART training course, characterised by interruption in supplies; 2nd follow-up period = 10 months of adequate supplies.
