Sentence examples for effective to train from inspiring English sources

The researchers said it might simply be more effective to train patients.

In it, Hamilton said it would not be cost effective to train people months in advance.

The head of a successful IT startup recently told me that he found it more effective to train up school leavers than employ college students, whom he described as "spoon-fed zombies" who couldn't think for themselves.

Robotics in a setting with a double console could be safer and more effective to train junior surgeons.

"It's much easier and more effective to train a teacher to be a programmer than it is to train an engineer to be a teacher," said Enbar.

Rather than an exclusive cadre of data scientists locked away in a clean room working to capture a one in a million insight, it is more effective to train as many people as possible to experiment for themselves.

Below a certain difficulty threshold, it may be more cost-effective to train 'at the bedside', with minimal possible risk to patients.

For technical tasks that are below a certain difficulty threshold, it may be more cost-effective to train 'at the bedside'.

In our small country it might therefore be more cost-effective to train obstetric teams in medical simulation centres with well trained personnel, high fidelity patient simulators, and well defined training programmes.

The military model of education is recognized among educators and power brokers alike as an effective way to train students.

Toward this end, Mr. Edwards called at the time for establishing a more effective program to train Iraqi troops and channeling reconstruction work to Iraqis instead of American contractors.