Sentence examples for different trainees from inspiring English sources

"This idea was born out of discussions between the different trainees in which it became clear that the standards and training format differs widely among different institutions," explains Alison Kydd, a MD/PhD student at the University of Calgary and a delegate to the brainstorming session.

While the situation is troubling to you, different philosophies of training can be effective for different trainees.

Consultants reported a median of two different trainees attending their major lists over the preceding 4 weeks, with a range from no trainees (five responses) up to 8 different trainees.

For example, when faculty preceptors rate students and residents, different trainees are generally rated by different faculty and often by different numbers of faculty.

Ahern et al's findings again emphasised the need for GPs to foster collegiality among learners; these GPs need to be able to manage the social processes and dynamics between different trainees to achieve this.

Of 485 forms returned by trainees, nine could not be related to an individual trainee, and the remaining 476 were from 54 different trainees, who had completed a mean number of 8.8 forms (SD 5.6; range 1 23).

We used the data from trainees who handed in three or more forms to examine possible differences in specificity of comments of different trainee-trainer pairs.

Because of the differences between trainee-trainer pairs in the number of completed forms (range 1 23), we wanted to explore possible differences in specificity between comments of different trainee-trainer pairs.

Using validated questionnaires we compared the needs of different trainee groups.

Other centers, nationally or internationally, may have a different trainee and/or adolescent patient population that could influence trainee experiences.

While Costa Rica, Peru, South Africa, Turkey and Malaysia report graduate retention rates to be rather high [9, 17 20], the experience in Papua New Guinea is quite different; many trainees leave to work in New Zealand or Australia where the financial reimbursement and work conditions are reported to be superior [15, 16].