Sentence examples for disproportionately trained from inspiring English sources

The satisfaction with clinical training expressed by our participants may in large part reflect the educational background of these health care professionals, who were disproportionately trained in medicine and nursing.

And it's good for society when institutions that disproportionately train future leaders in business, law and the sciences are racially diverse.

Core competencies are particularly relevant to health care organizations, which rely disproportionately on highly trained human capital.

Our results confirm that districts with few health workers per capita also have a disproportionately small share of highly trained health workers.

Individuals trained in the traditional system worked disproportionately in the clerical department of the railroad, while those with modern education were more often in managerial and technical roles.

In short, nonmedically trained support staff were exposed to a disproportionately high risk for nosocomial transmission of SARS.

Thus, when wild birds were "trained" to expect one form to be most common, they preyed disproportionately on that form.

The study also found that providers who were previously trained did not have significantly greater levels of knowledge and confidence, but that confidence levels were disproportionately higher than levels of knowledge in all of the providers.

Its patrons disproportionately became the train's victims.

In Bahrain, officials worried that the group's political training "disproportionately benefited the opposition," according to a January 2010 cable.

And as with most bad criminal-justice policy, the laws, policies and training disproportionately violate the rights of blacks and Latinos — and the NRA is indifferent to that, too.