Sentence examples for scope of this training from inspiring English sources

To implement uniform educational standards, as in human medicine, a competency-based learning target set for practical skills should be developed and the scope of this training reflected in the curriculum.

Further successful testing [ 10], parallel qualitative evaluation [ 11], and widening of the scope of this training to cover chronic cardiovascular and mental health conditions is contributing to the spread of fully integrated primary care.

Data on training requirements as well as availability of PRM fellowships and combined pediatric and PM&R residencies indicate that the number and scope of these training opportunities are declining.

As shown in Fig. 2, the chemical space of the external test set was roughly within the scope of the training set, and therefore it was feasible to predict the acute toxicity of the molecules in the test set with reasonable reliability by using the QSAR models built from the training set.

I also valued the depth, breadth, and scope of the training.

Initially, the battalion was brought up to its authorised strength of around 1,000 personnel through the compulsory training scheme; however, in an effort to realise a peace dividend, in 1922 the Army's budget was reduced by 50 per cent and the scope of the training scheme reduced following the resolution of the Washington Naval Treaty.

Actually, these last two dimensions were not the primary scope of the training.

Aysha is just one of the many Syrian and Turkish students who have met in Ankara to attend  the 'Social Adaptation and Cohabitation Training' held within the scope of 'The Training Stage of the Project Developed to reach Syrian Children Who Live out of the Camps through Child Rights Committees' project.

Within the scope of this project technology teacher training materials were designed and piloted with an aim to inform and inspire foreign language professionals in the Ijevan Branch of Yerevan State University to use technologies pedagogically effectively.

Necessary reforms to address this problem include widening the scope of gender training among all teachers, improving counselling in all schools and setting up the post of senior teacher who should be equipped with skills and motivation to undertake the challenging task.

Yet with 95percentt of schools now connected to the Internet and the Clinton administration requesting $933 million for technology investment in schools in the 2001 budget, some educators fear that the scope of teacher training is being viewed far too narrowly.