Sentence examples for interest of training from inspiring English sources

But many point out that school systems are among the few businesses that completely shut down service to their customers in the interest of training their employees.

We have studied the interest of training paediatric and anaesthesiologist residents and fellows in difficult communication through simulation.

It had become equated with 'trainingism': training as an end in itself, serving the vested interest of training providers and of the trainees who pocketed what they saved from their training allowances [ 34].

But it's a clever way of turning people against their own protectors and their own interests – of training them to hate the people that will save their lives.

In this paper, we are interested in the problem of training a S3VM when the labeled and unlabeled samples are distributed over a network of interconnected agents.

The low-frequency part of the signals is of more interest to train designers, so data are low pass filtered and down sampled to 1024 Hz before separation to reduce the data size.

Although test data were derived from a limited set of whole genome shotgun data, and results suggested reasonable generalization, it will be of considerable interest to train our classifiers on a sufficiently large training set derived from whole genome shotgun studies as this is likely to be the standard approach for cancer genome interrogation in the coming years.

We analysed several specific diseases and diseases clusters of interest for training purposes.

Finally, the OSCE described here is suitable for students in nursing and medicine and may be of interest to training programmes seeking greater opportunities for inter-professional education.

A classifier for each region of interest was trained on part of the 50% morph scene trials, which were labeled according to participants' choices.

Hence, we carried out an MVPA analysis in which a classifier for each region of interest was trained on part of the 100% A and 100% B scene trials, labeled according to participants' choices.