Sentence examples for record of training from inspiring English sources

Career colleges have a demonstrated record of training students for high-growth jobs across the board.

A record of training and mentoring post-doctoral fellows who have achieved academic success.

A record of training should be maintained to confirm that every person assigned to a task had adequate training for that task and that every employee's training is up to date.

To achieve this the History concentration combines rigor with flexibility, facilitates student access to a large and diverse faculty, and solicits constant student input to refine lessons learned from a long record of training exceptional scholars.

The Stanford Cardiovascular Medicine Division is highly regarded in the medical community for its long track record of training faculty members with a strong commitment to basic, clinical, and translational research.

The Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology has a long tradition of major contributions in basic research, a new commitment to clinical and outcomes research, a track record of training fellows for academic careers, and a longitudinal commitment to providing care for patients with complex gastrointestinal and liver diseases.

It's essentially a record of train sounds, but the recording is so beautiful that, at the time The New Yorker profiled Cook, in 1956, it had sold fifty thousand copies.

In accordance with the UK MCA guidance, for instance, dispensing of radiopharmaceuticals should be carried out in Class I isolators and a record of trained personnel who perform various activities should be kept to comply with GMP.

Records of training must be kept for at least one year and be readily available for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA) for inspection.

Schools with high prices and poor records of training and placing students tend to flunk the gainful employment test, because their students borrow too much and earn too little after leaving.

Virtual environments are considered beneficial in stroke rehabilitation because they enable more precisely controlled training settings, intensive practice with easier repetition of tasks, automatic recording of training progress, and more enjoyable and compelling interaction for the patients.