Sentence examples for judicious training from inspiring English sources

Even with more judicious training, however, emergency workers can still have the tendency to over-zealously ventilate such patients in the heat of the emergency [ 38].

Music provided ergogenic, psychological and physiological benefits in a laboratory study and its judicious use during triathlon training should be considered.

That means using antibiotics in a judicious way, in accordance with our Beef Quality Assurance training and in cooperation with our veterinarian.

What may be viewed as competition for curriculum time may instead be developed by a judicious collaboration with pre-existing didactic lectures and clinical training [ 23].

One potential explanation for why clinicians who were trained more recently showed fewer improvements is that they might already have a greater awareness of issues regarding increasing antimicrobial drug resistance and were trained more rigorously in the principles of judicious antimicrobial drug use.

Virginia Walbot [ 4] has suggested how the reviewer problem could be avoided by training graduate students to adopt a more constructive and judicious approach to refereeing.

An advantage of carrying that camera around while being so judicious in his use of film, he allowed, was that it helped train his eye and his ability to make decisions.

The sum rule constitutes a judicious choice as a data-independent, static combination function that does not require any training.

But without journalism and media literacy classes, there is no one training the high school generation to be our future Fourth Estate -- the judicious watchdogs we all need, who keep an eye on the powerful, but who also understand the responsibilities and ramifications of reporting the news.

The majority of naturopaths in Australia report behaviours that suggest they provide appropriate and judicious use of oral CAMs for their patients but the practitioners identify the need for further training to ensure safe and judicious practice continues in the future.

Safe and effective emergency airway management, especially for patients with tenuous haemodynamics or poor cardiovascular reserve, requires specialty care provided by residency trained emergency physicians, anaesthesiologists and critical care physicians who can safely combine volume resuscitation, judicious use of vasoconstrictors and appropriate doses of induction agents.