Sentence examples for knowledge about training from inspiring English sources

There is little knowledge about training and certification for general thoracic surgeons, and the relationship between thoracic surgery and cardiac surgery around the world.

Yet saying that 'I know what I intend to do' is not a cognitive assertion based on (empirical) evidence (of course, expressing the intention that I will take a train presupposes knowledge about train schedules).

Others were more specific in identifying lack of professional knowledge or training about depression as a problem: "The person was not trained, or aware of the nature of depression.

The audit is based on (1) regular monitoring of the trained nurses' knowledge about the training module, and (2) on an additional comparison of nursing records with study documentation for 10%% of all included patients.

Furthermore, this study has identified gaps in knowledge about internationally trained pharmacists, not least our lack of understanding about the impact of movement on Great Britain as a receiving country and on the countries that are losing trained pharmacists.

The limited and conflicting evidence regarding students self directed activities in skills training leaves an unsatisfactory gap in our knowledge about skill training.

While both surveys gathered a similar level of administrative, demographic and educational student background data, the SIS limited the information that was collected to issues surrounding the willingness to complete, knowledge about the training at enrollment and attitudes toward the training and vocational education.

These health care professionals observed a gap between current levels of training, which ranged from medium to little knowledge about specific training topics, and the importance of these areas.

The presented study was carried out in the meat-processing sector with the dual objective of generating new knowledge about job training for musculoskeletal disorders prevention and of responding to the request of a company that wanted training content as well as guidance in the organization of its training.

While on the other hand, we have no knowledge about the training datasets used in the Haar-like detector [15], but it can be concluded from Figure 11 that the training dataset is consistent and aligned; hence, the Haar-like detector is less insensitive to small face error than our used dataset.

On the one hand I had expanded my knowledge in medicine, but at the same time I had acquired knowledge about efficient training programs for physicians and the need to incorporate bioethics into medical practice, science, and education.