Sentence examples for rather trained from inspiring English sources

Preliminary studies were not done in real-time but rather trained in batch over their historical data and validated using a test dataset.

"A lot of times, I'd rather train than race, unless it's a big meet like the worlds".

I would rather train a striped zebra to balance an Indian club than induce a dachshund to heed my slightest command.

Freed from the lab, the terms selection and treatment provide a handy division for categorizing all kinds of institutions, those that hire the employees with the best credentials (selection) and those that would rather train their own (treatment).

I'd rather train and go home.

When asked if they would have rather train alone, they strongly disagreed [Likert scale of 1.72 (95 % CI: 1.52 1.91)].

Rather, training resulted in improvements in a range of falls risk factors, impacting positively on sensory, motor, and cognitive processes.

Kiers et al. [ 92] argue that exercise on an unstable surface might not target ankle proprioception per se but rather trains the CNS to shift the weighting of sources of proprioceptive signals to improve balance.

You can also catch wild Dratini and Dragonair by fishing in non-swirling areas if you'd rather train one to get a Dragonite.

While most entrepreneurs are born, rather than trained, he said, their success stories offer valuable insights.

Ketamine can also be administered by nurses rather than trained anaesthetists.