Sentence examples for trained knowledge of from inspiring English sources

These two young Minnesotans have been on a quest to inflict auditory delight since they were about eight years old and are armed with a trumpet, crooning vocals, a knack for sound-design, and a trained knowledge of musical composition.

The exalted beings in training have direct knowledge of the ultimate in their meditative equipoise and direct knowledge of the conventional truth in the post meditative states.

MC10 imagines bendable, wearable electronics that will give everyday athletes the training knowledge of Olympians.

However, nothing in his experience or background suggests that he had any explicit mediation training, knowledge of conflict dynamics, theoretical and practical knowledge of human behaviors in conflict, or any of the other multi-disciplinary skills and knowledge expected of a modern high level professional mediator.

Surveys of clinicians reveal many barriers including lack of time, lack of reimbursement, perceived patient resistance, lack of provider confidence and/or training, knowledge of benefits of physician intervention, and limited resources to assist smokers [ 15- 17].

This indicates that pre training knowledge of 'benefits of being physically active during pregnancy' and confidence to 'measure weight and height at the first contact with pregnant women' were significantly higher than for all the other questions.

Due to the broader evaluation goals, quantitative data including demographic information, education and training, knowledge of counselling messages, reported counselling practices, supervision, and compensation were collected from all five providers.

Interview where applicable would be held with investigators and or study staff about their training, knowledge of the research regulations, study related meetings, any other studies at the site and how they handled study participants.

However, there is an emerging understanding that the surgical oncologist has specialized knowledge that is not acquired in general surgical training: knowledge of the natural history of malignant disease, knowledge of multidisciplinary care for the cancer patient, and certainly, knowledge of how to perform some very unusual and technically demanding oncological operative procedures.

A consistent and significant difference between pre and post training knowledge scores of the FHWs were observed and hence it was possible to use the modified Job Aid algorithms with ease.

The questionnaire contained 17 items covering 4 areas: methods of training in catheterization and level of experience; perceived adequacy of training; theoretical knowledge of catheterization; the mechanisms of catheter-related urethral injury.