Sentence examples for trained in technology from inspiring English sources

The words "which have led to an insufficient proportion of our population educated in science, mathematics, and modern language and trained in technology" were deleted, as was the reference to giving preference in student loans to those preparing to teach and those with superior capacity in mathematics, science, engineering, or a modern foreign language.

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) regularly complains that there are insufficient numbers of people trained in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) at all levels.

"For too long, our country has been unable to meet the ever-increasing demand for workers trained in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—or STEM fields".

Changes in technology have amplified the productivity of the most highly educated workers, who are more likely to have been trained in that technology.

"Nobody thought of providing this area with medical services," says Fuad Taha, the hospital director, who trained in medical technology during 12 years in Florida.

Besides R&D, the ETI also provides a postgraduate workforce trained in environmental technology in collaboration with the NUS and NTU.

28 The authors postulated that there is greater use of ultrasound-guided biopsy by young physicians trained in this technology.

They will be mentored, coached and trained in communication, technology and science and gain skills in areas, which they are not well represented.

Furthermore, some biologists, who have not been trained in information technology (IT), underestimate the expertise and time needed to set up analysis tools, to calculate results, and to imagine visualization methods that are useful to the biologist.

Thousands of employees have been trained in mobile technologies, I.B.M. says, and corporate millions will be spent on research and acquisitions in coming years.

While current numbers were not available, the official said, a report at the time of the Persian Gulf war estimated that 10,000 students from various nations were being trained "in advanced technologies in chemical, biological and nuclear fields".