Sentence examples for collaborators training from inspiring English sources

Patients were recruited according to various socio-economic characteristics (age, gender, profession, family structure, health status), and non-academic GPs according to various practice settings (type of area, number of collaborators, training practice).

To spot a fake news source in close to real time, Nakov and his collaborators trained their system using variables that could be tabulated independently of human fact-checkers.

Richard Mushotzky of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, and his collaborators trained Chandra on a tiny patch of sky in a constellation called Canes Venatici.

To answer these questions, Ms. Cano-Ramirez and her collaborators "trained" their experimental marimo to synchronize their internal clock to an artificial 12 hour light-12 hour dark cycle.

Operation Ache, as the crackdown was known, also installed a new radar and recruited hundreds of unpaid "collaborators", trained to keep their eyes peeled for suspicious parcels along the shore.

The reason could be because Zhang and collaborators trained their method on a very large set of data (173 090 sequences including 32 046 Human sequences and 987 Drosophila sequences), that probably include the studied sequences.

The CMCs developed a collaborator training manual in the form of a collection of training courses, notes, and activities that were provided by project staff.

For the collaborator training, 30 enthusiastic and highly committed collaborators, who were working in the four ward health centers, Women Union, and other mass social organizations were selected and trained in 2010.

In contrast, NHMS staff and collaborators were trained to strengthen national forecasting capacities within the GHA.

These collaborators were trained by the authors of the research in interviewing and survey management in order to guarantee the quality of the data collection process.

First authors (GM and CH) and one of the collaborators (FT) trained all individuals involved in growth measurements to minimise inter-individual variability.