The War Office claimed it as "a classic example of the use of well trained infantry...and a thoroughness in planning, training and execution", and in February 1943 issued an infantry training pamphlet "in order that all may benefit from the story of a stimulating achievement".
Further improvement in the performance of NN is obtained by using dynamic retraining and normal distribution of the training data to determine well trained parts of the design space to NN.
Therefore, the demonstrated effect may underestimate the real potential of the intervention in less well trained primary care practices.
After the third and final act, with its strains of "Nessun dorma," perhaps familiar to the cadets from cell-phone ring tones, and its message that love is capable of swelling the most well trained of hearts, the cadets were at liberty to head out on the town.
However, the interrater variability emphasize the need of being well trained for the standardized methods of evaluating EEG parameters.
In addition to pressure on staff to rush the process there is also the challenge of how well trained and competent the reprocessing personnel are.
In view of the presence of unemployed well trained health workers, respondents argued that there was no need for task shifting until when all the unemployed trained health workers got employed and the shortage still remained.
Wiggins and colleagues suggest that it is the mix of well trained nurses, their strengths-based approach to families and the content and length of the program that sets the NFP apart from other home visiting programs [ 16], many of which have not been found to be effective [ 17, 18].
The potential limitation relating to interview and analysis bias was reduced by the use of well trained and experienced interviewers and having the coding and analysis conducted by three investigators independently with differences resolved in multiple meetings and discussions.
He spoke with the authority of a well trained Catholic monk, versed in the Bible and in early church history.
This, coupled with the acute shortage of well trained pilots and the fact that by 1943 they were facing a better equipped and well-trained enemy, meant the life expectancy of even the most gifted was tragically short.
