All raters and participants in the study have taken part in mutual training-sessions in the different assessments and rating scales.
Workload pressures on academic departments tend to limit time for interprofessional exchanges, but departments should consider establishing formal networks for mutual support, training and sharing of teaching approaches.
Even then, they can choose other means of fulfilling their "mutual obligation", like training or part-time work, and must work at most 650 hours per year.
So the Clinton administration decided to step up contacts with the Taiwanese armed forces, including mutual visits and training of Taiwanese officers.In 2001, after George Bush became president, the Republican administration strengthened these ties.
Mid-career practitioners in politics, government, civil society, the mass media, and private enterprise come to Stanford University to benefit from academic training, mutual reflection, and engagement with the surrounding civic and technology communities.
Jonny Wilkinson, that most All Black of English players in his utter dedication and relentless pursuit of excellence, described it best in the last, excellent analysis: it's the mutual sacrifices, endless training, inexorable search of the next marginal gain that marks out the Kiwis, plus a life-affirming mutual belief in each squad member.
In these experiments, we have used the data recorded in the mutual scenario for training and testing the system.
However, the mutual interference among training sequences transmitted by different transmit antennas becomes more severe when the number of transmit antennas increases, and the synchronization performance degrades correspondingly.
Its primary objective shall be to promote discussion and mutual understanding, collaborations, training, education and sharing of expertise with a view to enhancing and developing techniques of, and research related to, safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness evaluations of medicines and medical devices".
