Sentence examples for extensive training system from inspiring English sources

The nation's extensive training system requires athletes to work their way up through regional clubs to get to the national team.

The reliance of millions of commuters on the extensive train system in the Kanto area, and the temporary suspension of services after the earthquake, thus led to many people relying on transportation-related information to direct their decision making on how to return home.

There are other advantages of a well-functioning vocational system: students with practical abilities are better off following a vocational degree (Meer (2007)); countries with an extensive vocational training system tend to have better transitions between education, employment and apprenticeship than countries without these systems (Brzinsky-Fay (2007)).

In 1983, voters rejected a major transportation plan that called for an extensive commuter train system.

Because pit pattern classification of colorectal lesions is clinically useful in determining treatment options for colorectal tumors but requires extensive training, we developed a computerized system to automatically quantify and thus classify pit patterns depicted on magnifying endoscopy images.

Our study was notable for utilising a naturalistic design, in which subjects used the Isabel system without extensive training or monitoring, allowing results to be generalised to the clinical setting.

One reason is that the physicians in larger organizations have more extensive support and training systems (Barrier B2) in the use of EMRs.

Mastering the use of navigation systems requires extensive training in a controlled environment to allow accurate and precise measurements.

Staff in the new prison system go through extensive training and develop a career in the service; directors are not shunted rapidly from prison to prison, nor are they from the army or the police.

This would require extensive training on the use of the management systems as well as building technical capacity for maintaining and fixing mobile systems [ 4, 11, 19, 21].

The interaction session may be unstructured, semi-structured or structured (e.g., Etch-a-Sketch [ 95 ]), and various coding systems are available, some of which require extensive training and are designed for use by trained specialists.