Sentence examples for submitting training from inspiring English sources
Simultaneously submitting training award and R01 applications for the same project falls into the latter category.
Tuan et al. [ 13] submitted trained runners to treadmill exercise at 85% VO2max for 30 minutes daily over three consecutive days and found that high-intensity exercise induced a significant dysfunction of the mitochondrial energy status in peripheral blood immune cells, which was accompanied by an increased propensity for apoptosis and an increase in tumor necrosis factor-alpha.
Calibration of a new model can be performed by submitting a training set of compounds, provided that the experimental binding free energy (Delta G^{obs}) toward the (off- target is included as a coff- targetisted data fincludedthe SDF file for the entire series of molecules.
The 'links' section provides relevant information about diXa, among others on submitting data, training and novel analytical tools developed under diXa (Tools Catalogue).
For example, after submitting the train and class details, the Train details and availability appears just above the previous form "List of Trains" which is inaccessible to the screen reader (Figure 7). Figure 7 Berth availability page of http://www.irctc.co.in.
Graduate students expect to work as "specialists" and to be "experts" rather than submit to training by their employers.
To ensure that all peacekeeping troops experience the rehearsal exercises in the future, General Hendrix said he has ordered all commanders to submit their training plans to his office for review.
Developers can submit ML training jobs created in TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, and XGBoost.
Every 3 years, the programs submit internal training grant applications and a committee reviews the program.
The owner is authorized by federal agency to raise the tigers, and all animals are submitted to training program.
Of the 19 participants completing the study, 14 (73 %) completed at least 75%% of the scheduled runs and 17 (89 %) submitted a training diary that was at least 75%% complete.
