Sentence examples for instrument for training from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether competitive membership of an athletic club is an accurate measurement instrument for training status, because other participants also prepared themselves for the run and no data were available for the duration and intensity of trainings within a club.

The purpose of this study was to create a new instrument for the training of doctors in the use of forceps and to compare the trajectories of forceps blades between junior and senior obstetricians.

Endoxa, in ancient dialectic, were starting, intermediate, and often also endpoints of such activities; and, to this extent, they might be seen as instruments for intellectual training.

Routine fine microlaryngeal instruments were used for training in the prescribed skills.

Pilots could use the device for instrument training, manipulating the controls on the basis of instrument readings so as to maintain straight and level flight or controlled climb or descent with no visual reference to any horizon except for the artificial one on the instrument panel.

To assure that each instrument was once used for training and once for testing, classification was conducted twice and accuracies of both turns were averaged.

Additional file 1: Instrument for evaluating a train-the-trainer approach for improving capacity for evidence-based decision making.

Additionally, employment contracts for just a small number of weekly working hours (marginal employment) cannot be considered an adequate instrument for keeping formally trained nursing professionals employed in the nursing field.

Here Welter served as a flight instructor until 10 August 1943 when he was transferred to Blindflugschule 10 (school for instrument flight training) in Altenburg with the rank of Oberfeldwebel as a night fighter instructor.

It has continued to be revised and developed, with the addition of a six-item Extended activities of Daily Living (EADL) module (to extend the upper range of the instrument) and an active programme for training and accrediting users [ 10].

Diddley bows (ultra-basic, one-string-nailed-to-a-plank-of-wood contraptions that can be made easily by children) are a common training instrument for young blues musicians, and the tradition of making guitars from cigar boxes still thrives in hobbyist blues circles.