In supplementary analyses of each training method, we assessed whether familiarity with the nouns (novel-new vs. novel-old) impacted on the participants' performance by including familiarity, training mode, and their interactions as fixed factors in a linear mixed model as well as their random slopes (by participants).
Familiarity, training, and time for these technologies demand a shift from the previous work habits of many educators who would handwrite child assessment informally, individually create lesson plans with great academic freedom, and teach a curriculum that emerged from the class interests.
"Familiarity and training with the 9-millimeter is not a skill set in abundance with Guard members," said Scott Sandman, spokesman for the state's Division of Military and Naval Affairs, which oversees the National Guard.
Familiarity from training and early clinical practice and easy access were dominant influences on resource use.
Frequency of use may not reflect perceived quality of the theory but instead, fashion, familiarity, prior training, exposure or incentivisation.
Importantly these 'switch costs' have been shown to occur regardless of the participant's familiarity or training in the tasks performed [ 28].
First, health care providers may not feel they can adequately address smoking cessation because of limited familiarity or training in smoking cessation, time constraints during patient visits, or uncertainty in how to manage multiple health problems including smoking.
This familiarity will train your brain to work creatively, or technically, to suit your goals.
There's a tranquillity and familiarity about the training ground, an old orange grove where the smell of kit in the washing machines drifts across the main pitch, where the youth teams train too and the space is shared, where the facilities are among the best in Spain, from the playing surfaces to the gym to the medical centre; the staff too.
Simplicity, alas, comes from waiters and service staffers who too often show that combination of familiarity and poor training which engenders responses such as "I dunno if we can do that".
Their generic hierarchical structure allows application to a wide range of incidents whilst retaining familiarity gained from training and exercises.
