"onset of training" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the beginning of a period of instruction or practice. For example, "The onset of training was a challenging but rewarding experience."
Tests were administered by trained psychologists or speech therapists one day before the onset of training and one day after the completion of training.
Neurophysiological testing will occur at four time points: (i) onset of training (pre-test), (ii) end of training (post-test), (iii) halfway through the training period, and (iv) 3 weeks after the end of the BCI training (retention test).
After the onset of training, the instructor starts the second pressure rise scenario.
Performance on targeted technical skills was tested using an objective structured assessment of technical skills examination 7 months after the onset of training for the CBC and JR groups and at least 43 months after the onset of training for the SR group.
More specifically, Gouarne et al. [42] demonstrated that elite-level triathletes will exhibit an increase in CAR% following the onset of training but will stabilize at a higher level even as the season progresses, which appears to mirror the findings in mountain climbers [43].
The five mice in the unilateral stimulation group achieved the learning criterion for the unilateral stimulation task by 20 days from the onset of training (Fig. 1D).
Because age at the onset of exercise training may affect the training response, it is possible that aerobic exercise training may result in different Elv responses in younger women, and there may be a sex-specific role of age at exercise onset in disease prevention, i.e., a "window of opportunity" in which women may improve ventricular performance in a similar manner as young and older men.
We suggest that in order to prevent OIs during intensive physical training more gradual onset of the training is needed among previously inactive and low-fit conscripts.
Maybe it was the onset of spring training, his favorite part of the baseball season.
In the musician group, diffusivity was negatively correlated with the onset of musical training in childhood.
Some scientists assumed that genetics and onset of musical training were solely responsible for the difference.
