Sentence examples for frequent refreshes of from inspiring English sources

Schiller's tweet itself was a bit self-congratulatory, given that the exec took over the App Store a year ago, and has then proceeded to implement a number of changes, including the addition of Search ads, a new business model for subscriptions, faster app review times and more frequent refreshes of App Store content, and other improvements to app discovery.

Injecting money into the App Store should give Apple a powerful motivation to increase the number of users opening the App Store, alongside other improvements it has already undertaken, like improving Featured listings, adding back categories and more frequent refreshes.

The research assistants will undertake frequent refresher training and monitoring of quality throughout the trial.

For example, Ethiopia's Health Extension Workers receive six to twelve months of training with frequent refresher training, while Uganda's Village Health Team CHWs only receive ten days of initial training with refresher training arising as needed [ 19].

Volunteers may be unable to spare long periods of time for training and may require more frequent refresher training and specialized supervision models that emphasize clinical supervision on site.

If this is correct, then lack of recent knowledge and experience would be another potential barrier to effective administration of MgSO4 and would highlight the need for frequent refresher courses and other educational reminders, to ensure appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

The solution for this problem is to improve instructor training and to use contemporary teaching methods (more frequent refresher courses for instructors).

Excessive workload, frequent refresher trainings and meetings at health centres and travel to remote habitations took away their personal time.

Improving non-monetary incentives such as providing them with materials that identify them as community-based health workers (badges, t-shirts, and so on), frequent refresher training, supportive supervision [ 53] and closer links to CHAs, could motivate this group of health workers to collaborate more effectively with CHAs.

The morbidity surveillance was rigorously supervised, data collection forms were reviewed weekly and the data collection team was included in frequent refresher training.

Be prepared to take frequent refresher courses as technology advances.