Sentence examples for previous trainings from inspiring English sources

While HC members regretted that unavoidable issues (such as access to transportation and prior commitments) had restricted training attendance, limiting the benefits of these previous trainings, these community representatives nevertheless emphasized the importance and success of these trainings.

Analysis of training data has shown that more than half of the trainees enrolled in 2009 have not been participated in previous trainings (Table  2).

He described how the engagement of healthcare workers had been worse in previous trainings compared to that of the teachers, due to their greater familiarity with some of the concepts.

Out of 316 trainees, 259 (82%) were males, 238 (75.3%) with qualification of diploma, 270 (65.5%) with service year ranging from 0 to 3 years, 169 (53.5%) did not participate in similar previous trainings and 236 (74.3%) were from government health institutions.

In our investigation, it was found that participants who have participated in previous similar trainings were found to commit fewer errors than those who had no previous training.

Subsequent trainings were arranged in much the same way, and included members of various social and religious groups who had friends who had attended a previous training and passed along information about the experience and what they had learned.

All facilitators commented on the fact that unlike previous RDT trainings that they had been involved in, this was the first where 'non-medical' professionals, with a different level of pre-existing knowledge and experiences, were being trained.

Since mice generally do better in subsequent water maze tests following previous swimming trainings (van Groen et al., unpublished observations), we employed the Barnes maze as a novel cognitive test for these groups of mice at 12 months of age.

We also employed the Barnes maze as an alternative cognitive test for mice that were subjected to the water maze test at an earlier age to avoid residual memory retained from previous swimming trainings (van Groen et al. 2002).

The mean scores on practice before and after training was dependent on participation in previous AFB microscopy trainings (p < 0.0001).

This finding is in line with the results of previous evaluations of leadership trainings not only in the medical field [ 16, 20, 30] but also in other emergency team fields [ 31, 32].