Sentence examples for highly trained group from inspiring English sources

An advantage of this arrangement is that they can attract a highly trained group of nurses, technologists, operating room technicians, and so on, thus greatly improving the efficiency of the service to the patient.

So while Theo van Rompay, deputy director of Parts, acknowledges that it is essentially a school for those who "decide their place is on the stage", and while Juilliard hand-picks its annual intake of 24 students from an already highly trained group of applicants, the philosophy of the UK's top institutions is that the dance industry is about far more than performance.

"Two heavily armed individuals against one person with 18 rounds is definitely not a fair fight, especially when the attackers do this as a job every day and are highly trained," group member Nick Leghorn, a former Department of Homeland Security contractor, wrote in a analysis posted to their website.

9/11 was orchestrated with impeccable planning, organization and resources by a highly trained group, whereas the Orlando nightclub shooting was relatively basic given that for one person with few resources and training, killed dozens because of easy access to guns.

Since previous studies have found that board-certified Intensivists may have either a positive or negative impact on patient outcome in ICUs [ 1, 2], we sought to examine characteristics of the physicians within this highly trained group to further explore what factors may contribute to these discrepant outcomes.

When these highly trained groups of bees were presented with a novel view of the target and distractor face stimuli, only bees in Group 3 were able to recognise the correct face significantly above chance (Fig. 2).

This type of underemployment is known as qualitative underemployment and it is useful to understand the participation of highly trained groups of the population.

The search effort also included the Ramapo Rescue Dog Association, a highly trained volunteer group that provided three German shepherds.

All the signs, officials say, point to a well-planned action carried out by a highly trained, determined group.

Since night raids are dangerous, and most missions take place at night, most of them are carried out by the more highly trained special groups.

Forty-five of the respondents belonged to more highly trained professional groups (19 nurse midwives, 11 other types of nurse, 12 sub-cadres of physician, three health officers) and 17 were auxiliaries (medical or nurse attendants).