Sentence examples for terminology training from inspiring English sources

While NTS have been shown to correlate with technical proficiency [7, 8], there is significant variability in terminology, training modalities [5], and evaluation of NTS [2, 3, 9].

Further, they reported there was a lack of terminology, training and guidance, which made the prevention of overweight among children difficult.

Creating awareness, clarifying terminology, providing training and tools and guides to understand and become knowledgeable about patient engagement while implementing it, were considered keys to its success.

The health care system's expectation for family members to accurately interpret complex medical terminology without training is unrealistic and leads to misinterpretation and communication breakdown, in some cases extreme and ultimately life-threatening [ 37- 39].

Since the information extraction component is implemented with a generic algorithm that directly infers the connections between text and the available terminology, no training process or similar time-consuming computations have to be performed as it would be the case for supervised machine learning approaches.

Inspired by the terminology that train engineers used for taking the train to full speed, the Notch 8 bar and lounge is a swank cocktail bar that you easily imagine a modern Don Draper sipping on a maple hickory old fashion.

In Standard class, however, only two cars (carriages in UK terminology) per train have this feature: numbers 5 and 14.

In addition to traditional courses like typing, filing and medical terminology, for example, Training Futures also provides a Toastmasters course to help students with public speaking, and each day of the program opens with a discussion of an inspirational quotation.

Normally in film, a recurring scene like this better known in Rocky terminology as the training montage would be a bad thing.

Table 1 presents the commonly used terminology in resistance training exercise prescription.

Present your prior medical terminology experience or training in a way that makes it easy for a potential client or employer to see that you have medical familiarity.