Sentence examples for relatively well trained from inspiring English sources

We specifically chose relatively well trained older adults and relatively sedentary younger adults (relative to others in their age group), such that we could study the effect of aging with subjects selected to be relatively well matched for activity across the age group and study the effects of aging per se and not merely inactivity.

Although Washington has limited some aid to both countries it maintains close relationships, in part because they have relatively well trained armies that play an important part in US-backed peacekeeping operations in Africa.

Locating the responsibility for ECCE within education is important as the education framework highlights access, affordability, concern for a (relatively) well trained workforce, and curriculum as a basic tool for practice.

Policymaker 2 'I might say that from the experience I have had with the clinical officers that I have met, that they are relatively well trained in dispensing healthcare at the primary level and I think they are relatively well trained in recognizing limitations that there are'.

The experience in Sierra Leone proved the effectiveness of relatively small numbers of well trained and equipped soldiers.

In adults, the bar to getting the BP-I diagnosis is set fairly high and the classic symptoms of mania (even when mixed with depressive symptoms) are relatively easy for a well trained physician to identify.

"The generals looked to the Empire and in India it had a large force that was well trained and could be deployed relatively quickly".

The country also has the advantage of a large literate, relatively well-trained, and salaried cadre of HEWs.

Seventh, because the HEWs are a relatively well-trained and well-remunerated cadre of health workers, the results on HEW performance may not be generalizable to CHWs with a lower skill level and fewer incentives.

Now they are well trained.

They are very well trained.