Sentence examples for in different training from inspiring English sources

One study has, in support of our results, demonstrated that higher levels of regular physical activity are associated with increased levels of IL-10 in the blood of healthy older males, whereas studies on young, moderately and well-trained males in different training sessions have shown both increases as well as a decrease in serum IL-10 concentrations.

No significant differences were noted among participants in different training levels or in relation to reported handedness or eye dominance.

This results in different training and administrative practices that affect the determination process.

This model was generated using a different random number seed, which results in different training pool splits and different initial neural network weights.

To consider SOA in DMELA, Figure 11 shows the results of the average probability vectors for 15 runs in different training and testing images.

Because the observed group of young adults in different training schemes of the transition system is composed of a substantial number of very low achieving students and students with special educational needs, one possible approach for identifying the scaling problem is to compare the results according to different measurement model classes.

In it Mr. Reich revisits the world of dense string chords, dark but stirring, that he found in "Different Trains" more than a decade ago.

In Different Trains (pairing his boyhood journeys on American Pullman expresses with accounts of trains to concentration camps) he contrasted the shrieking whistles of European trains with the long, swooping hoots of "the crack train from New York".

The tensions and painful juxtapositions in "Different Trains" are mirrored and amplified in Mr. Reich's latest score, "Daniel Variations" (2006), a memorial to Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was murdered by jihadists in Pakistan in 2002.

Fugard and his black co-star, Zakes Mokae, had to travel in different train cars and could not stay in hotels together, relying instead on the hospitality of local citizens.

Hearing the piece after its precursors, you could discern how it refined and extended the speech-melody technique Mr. Reich first used in "Different Trains," and how its grating dissonances and keening melodies resembled those of Mr. Reich's abstract Triple Quartet.