Sentence examples for means for training from inspiring English sources

E-learning technologies are being explored as a means for training nurses in Zambia and Ghana on mental health and maternal/child health (32) and are also being developed for alcohol and substance abuse care training (33).

Virtual reality (VR) training environments have been shown to be useful objective assessment tools for evaluating psychomotor skills for laparoscopic surgery (e.g., Gallagher, Richie, McClure, & McGuigan, 2001), in addition to providing effective means for training in such complex skills.

NASRO's conference has been a primary means for training officers: in 2008, 1,200 SROs attended the conference; the next year, it fell to 700.

Likewise, the developmental decrease was small, and the mean scores for training satisfaction at the end of the apprenticeship training remained at a high level.

The plane, a Curtiss flying boat, was manufactured in 1917 at a Philadelphia naval plant and meant for training pilots.

In those days, the main question was what does it mean for training, because back then people were trained to use computers.

But unlike previous NLP-oriented tasks, we aim to tackle a problem in biomedical data curation rather than linguistic or corpus annotation with very different objectives and practices (e.g., our crowdsourced results neither include any linguistic information nor are meant for training or evaluating NLP algorithms).

Kickboards and other swim aids are meant for training purposes only.

The halter collar is meant for training purposes only, and does not replace your dog's actual buckle collar.

That accident happened just before they were meant to go to Australia for training.

Training for both means training less for each.