Avalanches happen frequently enough that many organizations provide intensive training courses to coach skiers and snowboarders on how to avoid avalanches, save themselves, and rescue each other.
There are no drugs to treat the condition, which typically sets in around the age of two, and many families have tried intensive training of their children by therapists, with mixed results.
Its 21 trial lawyers and 17 investigators all receive intensive training, and many have worked on capital cases in other states.The Capital Defender Office joins a case as soon as a defendant is charged with first-degree murder.
All examinations were carried out by the same examiner, who had intensive training and many years' experience with sonoelastography.
She has coordinated international collaborative projects which facilitate the use of best evidence in health care policy and practice, conducted many systematic reviews and provided intensive training, mentorship and editorial support to authors of Cochrane and other systematic reviews.
Specialists who indicated a lower need for training may also be influenced by the intensive training and education that many specialists receive as a part of or prior to working within the field.
Call it a combination of blood, sweat and brains, but Hendrix was less an instant sensation than a student who, through intensive training and innate talent, transcended his many teachers.
Those liabilities begin with the dancers' intensive training, which starts in childhood and denies them many of the ordinary pleasures of growing up.
Of note, the inferior "basic" training involved four full days, a time commitment that, although inferior to the more intensive training discussed in the study, may be unrealistic for many practicing clinicians.
At his center, Pelham offers intensive training for teachers and summer camp for hyperactive kids -- programs that he says help as many as 75percentt avoid medication.
