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Think about whether you prefer an older surgeon with deep experience using a traditional procedure or a more recently trained surgeon using new advances.

"These findings," the authors wrote, "strongly confirm other studies indicating that more recently trained physicians are more aware of current treatment guidelines and potentially deliver better quality care".

In Experiment 1, we demonstrated that an animal model of a clinical DRA preparation produced a resurgence of a previously extinguished target response when extinguishing a more recently trained alternative response.

Those interested in cognitive neuroscience and basic neuroscience have more recently trained their sights on late-life depression.

Patients are beginning to move to more recently trained physicians knowledgeable of the new technologies and strategies that are transforming the practice of medicine.

Some GPs who trained before the introduction of computers into general practice may be less confident to use them than other GPs, such as more recently trained GPs.

More recently, training programs have also been implemented in Latin America; for instance, the American Medical Informatics Association's (AMIA) 10 × 10 program has been translated and adapted into Spanish by Hospital Italiano at Buenos Aires [ 13].

It has recently trained more than 600 firefighters to work with hazardous materials, trained officers to work in management teams for extended rescue operations and will add 25 ambulances to a fleet of 10 that can be used to treat and transport people exposed to radiation or chemical or biological materials.

It has convened various reconciliation conferences and, more recently, has covertly trained and armed clan-based militias along the Kenya-Somalia border.

More recently, Portman has trained his sights on combating synthetic-drug abuse.

First there was Blade: Trinity, then X-Men Origins: Wolverine, then the Green Lantern and, more recently, the train-wreck action comedy hybrid R.I.P.D., which bombed spectacularly and racked up a chastening 13% average at Rotten Tomatoes.