Sentence examples for simplified training from inspiring English sources
Simplified training programs can be readily integrated into the school curriculum and job orientation, and can be more reliably sustained.
In this simplified training log, pain registration and monitoring of overuse injuries is similar to the methods used in the first six weeks.
Overall perinatal mortality was 20% lower in the group of asphyxiated infants delivered by TBAs with advanced training compared with simplified training, but the sample size was small and the finding was not statistically significant [LOE: 2-].
Others argued for an approach that was still client-centred but focused on exploring individual HIV risk issues and others still wanted a simplified training that taught counselling through providing trainees with lists of statements and questions on pre-printed cards that were to be used to guide the sessions.
We endorse the assertion by Gundry and coworkers [ 6] and Moule and Albarran [ 17] that simplified training programmes should be developed, exploiting the potential of multimedia technology, along with adequate teaching and learning materials.
Results of large eddy simulation of the flow around a simplified train model moving through a crosswind are presented.
The first intervention is to create awareness on the SSG Translation and popularizing of the simplified manuals Training leaders of social movements to enhance their capacity to mobilize fisher communities.
Figure 12 shows a prototype of the holding mechanism which can be manually operated through the rotation of a driveshaft connected directly to the gear train and which protrudes through the side of the gearbox; it also has a simplified spur gear train.
The purpose of the simplified spur gear train was to enable manual functionality testing of the gears and the holding mechanism's legs and as such the number of turns required to operate the holding mechanism was kept to a minimum.
In a unified structure, he argues, contractual relationships are simplified and train operators are in sole control of their performance.The chairman of the Commission for Integrated Transport, David Begg, who is an influential adviser to the government, believes that many of the tensions within the industry could be eased by a move to a more rational structure.
Furthermore, as no supplementary techniques are required, this new approach presents minimized costs and simplified technical-training requirements for execution.
