Sentence examples for proportion of trainees from inspiring English sources

Experts say that having a high proportion of trainees and rookies in towers and radar rooms may reduce safety.

Additionally, the proportion of trainees remaining in academic medicine increased from 14% before implementation of the program to 51% after it began.

This shows that a relatively high proportion of trainees have grown up bilingual.

Tilghman, Rockey, and the others in the working group laid out several recommendations aimed at shortening and diversifying doctoral programs and postdoc positions, increasing the proportion of trainees supported by training grants and fellowships instead of research grants, collecting more data on career outcomes, improving postdoc salaries, and promoting the staff scientist career path.

We report the proportion of trainees deemed competent by both methods.

The proportion of trainees was higher amongst anaesthetists from foreign origin (32%%) than amongst Swiss nationals (13 %).

It is disingenuous to suggest our approach is not working – despite the challenge of a competitive jobs market, the proportion of trainee teachers with a top degree has grown, faster than in the population as a whole, and there are more teachers overall.

In a country in dire need of health workers, the study showed high proportion of trainee health workers planning to abandon their professions or emigrate from Uganda after training.

Proportions of trainees with both major and minor errors were found to decrease after they were trained.

The proportions of trainee residents currently participating or not participating in research were as follows: UNTH, 43 (68.3%) vs 47 64.4%); NOHE, 11 (17.5% vs 19 (26.0%); and FNPH, 9 (14.3%) vs 7 (9.6%).

Forty-nine trainees had performed 200 procedures or more: after 200 procedures, 21 trainees had attained competency and 30 trainees were yet to reach competency, giving a proportion of competent trainees of 41%.