Sentence examples for published training from inspiring English sources

However, available indicators do not facilitate evaluating the impact of those programs, because percentages of trained providers per region were not available, and few RHSs have published training manuals whose contents could be assessed.

Published training plans existed in 43% of the regional health systems, but none had institutionalized IPV training in medical and nursing schools.

In order to guide training in cardiac imaging the Association for European Pediatric Cardiology published training guidelines for pediatric echocardiography and cardiac MRI [ 19, 33].

With this in mind, we tested whether a previously published training package (Roote and Prokop 2013) can be used on university courses.

In 2011, the institute published Training Workers on Risks of Nanotechnology (Kulinowski and Lippy 2011), based on the 2009 workshop, "Global Safety and Health Issues and their Impact on Worker Training".

As we show here, such training can be implemented as a flexible and concise module (~1-day home study, ~8-hour course time) on university courses by using our previously published training package designed for fly researchers (Roote and Prokop, 2013, G3 (Bethesda) 3: 353−358).

Mr. Merillat became popular with Texas prosecutors, publishing training books and winning awards for his seminars.

In an article in New York magazine published during training camp, Shockey directed a brief diatribe at Parcells and at one point used a slur against gays to describe him.

In 2011, this reporter published FBI training material instructing newer counter-terrorism agents that Islam itself was a threat to US national security and compared the prophet Muhammad to a cult leader.

As far as we are aware, no result published on training law has yet considered the peak-to-peak norm performance for dynamic neural networks.

It was acknowledged that in the field of PBPK, open source software published with training datasets presents a challenge for software providers wishing to protect their intellectual property.