Trained community health workers, though they are demonstrably beneficial, are still not deployed in most poor regions and countries.
For men of color, race was acknowledged as a reality, but they did not describe it as demonstrably impacting their training experiences.
The College, the 'union' for this movement, established a training program demonstrably as rigorous as that of other specialties.
This mixed methods training model is therefore demonstrably feasible in Africa, and should be seen as a viable option for INTREC training.
Among other things, the frantic finish emphasized the positive chemistry between Cabrera and Gardner, who began to compete for the center field job in spring training but have stayed demonstrably cordial toward each other.
He is not the kind of coach who is too concerned with micro-analysing the opposition or complex training regimes but is demonstrably good with young, intelligent players and knows how to ride a wave of success.
What they don't like is an environment where their views are not heard and understood by colleagues; if progress is not demonstrably merit-based; and if there is inadequate support and training.
Conclusions about efficacy based on a single year of performance (measured as SFV) could lead to some demonstrably wrong conclusions for example, that a manager is seeing the maximum impact of training or that incentive-driven reps are more responsive to training than training-driven reps are, when, over a three-year period, the reverse is true.
Except that he is a director of a PR consultancy that offers media training, he is steeped in the nationwide editors' network, and cannot be genuinely said to be "demonstrably independent of the press".
Training has been shown to be effective in overcoming some of these barriers as it can demonstrably teach communication skills, change negative attitudes about the delivery of lifestyle interventions, as well as the style of interaction in behaviour change consultations so that they are more autonomy supportive [ 8, 26].
All are demonstrably inadequate.
