Sentence examples for for some trainees from inspiring English sources

For some trainees, it can represent the first time that they are a racial minority in the community with which they are interacting.

Generally, the 'things to do' were acted upon within a week, but for some trainees they just disappeared from their attention.

In sum, the challenge of acquiring SciComm skills may present a potent deterrent, at least for some trainees, to sustaining a career goal of becoming an academic biomedical or behavioral researcher.

For some trainees who may have had limited exposure to the academic scientific register of English and few opportunities to acquire it earlier in their careers, achieving professional-level proficiency in SciComm may require additional effort.

Contrary to recent recommendations to 'make every moment count' towards education in the workplace, 42 for some trainees at least there is increasing separation between work and education and an increase in work intensity that may be adding new stresses to the trainee population.

This enabled us to account for the fact that some trainees had their first contact with the hospital several months after the others (holidays, sick leave) while minimising the impact of unmeasured confounding factors related to specific calendar months.

To account for the fact that some trainees had their first contact with the hospital several months later than the official beginning day of the academic year (1 February in Australia), we defined the beginning of the academic year as the first sequence of procedures carried out by trainees during their initial year of residency at the Alfred Hospital.

While language presented a barrier for some participants, trainees were responsive overall and eager to learn.

However, I suspect that for some European trainees the advantages would be outweighed by the frustrations that may result from the differences in specific treatment protocols used between North America and Europe.

There were many reasons, including some voluntary, for trainees working beyond their rostered (scheduled) hours.

"Lack of oversight for equal pay for trainees and to prevent exploitation".