Sentence examples for more research training from inspiring English sources

If you do intend to do research later, do you need more research training?

Most C/P directors would like to offer more research training, as they felt it essential to understand the scientific literature and practice adequately.

This study helps to highlight the issues that need to be addressed in order to encourage such a cultural shift, primarily more research training and support particularly in basic research skills and to the opportunity to become research involved.

Statistically significant differences were found between those in the research stream and those in the regular program in terms of research interest, interest in obtaining more research training while a resident, importance of developing research early in medical education, and adequacy of research emphasis at McMaster.

Residents in the research stream were more likely to be female and were positive towards primary care research: they were more interested in research, more interested in obtaining more research training while a resident, and placed more importance on developing research early in medical education.

Not surprisingly, the research stream residents had significantly higher mean scores on the item "I would like to get more research training as part of the family medicine research training" and significantly lower scores on the item "I am not interested in research activities" than those residents not in the research stream.

Stakeholders from Uganda wanted the College to use its enormous academic capacity to fulfil its vision, take initiative, and be innovative in conducting more research and training relevant to the country's health needs.

Changes in healthcare policy such as a focus on multidisciplinary teams with specialisms, and more research and training opportunities, may alleviate some of the issues that led some of our participants to lack confidence in communicating evidence.

The committee argues that unless more clinical research training opportunities are made available to medical students and M.D.s., the type of clinical studies being conducted around the country will "almost surely fail to fully reflect the nation's needs".

It may also encourage chaplains to obtain more formal research training and assert the value of research literacy for chaplains and chaplaincy students.

A 4-year model is more appropriate for research training," commented one supervisor.