"chemical training" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of training that focuses on learning about chemicals and their properties. Example: The company offers a variety of training programs for their employees, including chemical training to ensure they have a thorough understanding of the substances they work with.
So far, several dogs -- the department will not give an exact number, saying that to do so would tip off terrorists to the scope of the program -- have been given chemical training at Fort McClellan, Ala.
Gerhardt's chemical training provided perhaps the best that both Germany and France had to offer, and it put him in an almost unique intermediary position in an age of strong rivalries between their national schools of chemistry.
A year of mineral analysis in Stockholm not only provided Wöhler with the best chemical training then available but also cemented a close lifelong bond between the two men.
A chemical train derailed on Saturday and caught fire at the edge of town, forcing evacuation orders for 2,000 pepole.
The chemical train didn't come this morning.
The first step is the fragmentation of the input chemicals (training set) in order to extract all the substructures within a customizable size range.
The models were developed using data for 232 structurally diverse chemicals (training set) with a 10 6) range of relative binding affinities (RBAs); we then validated the models by predicting ER RBAs for 463 chemicals that had ER activity data (testing set).
The leave one out cross validation (LOOCV) technique was used for external validation where N models were developed each with ((N-1)) chemicals as training set and 1 chemical as the test set.
In 2010, more than 1,400 New York City police officers and supervisors who had gone for biological and chemical warfare training were shown a film of bombings, murders and menace.
Kaltech will be required to provide and pay for chemical safety training courses for all employees of sign manufacturers in the metropolitan area who want to attend the courses.
Hatfill also returned to Britain in late 2001, shortly before he fell under suspicion for the anthrax attacks, when he went on a short chemical weapons training course at the MoD's research centre at Porton Down.
