Sentence examples for trained means from inspiring English sources

The grant-making structure of their field and of the institutions in which they were trained means that small-scale research grants of less than $50,000 — the kind that could support new researchers with untested, independent ideas — are limited.

The fact that Village Health Workers (VHWs) are not adequately trained means that services are not available where they should be.

The control and trained groups were not significantly different in age (Mann-Whitney U = 12.5, p = 0.644), IQ (Control mean: 104; Trained mean: 111.8; U = 11, p = 0.464), or language ability (Control mean: 97.33; Trained mean: 102.8; U = 12.5, p = 0.644).

Longer, heavier and faster trains mean more complicated train dynamics behaviour and larger energy usage.

SPTT is task specific training meant to improve the response to a trip or slip and improve the chance of recovery.

"This proves that specific brain regions can be trained by means of video games".

Lack of training means primary-care doctors miss some cases.

A stretch net and a knife-sharp fishtail train means someone's swimming with the fishes.

A lack of quality training means staff are not always equipped to deliver appropriate healthcare messages or treatment.

We are making progress as a group, getting to know each other, and understanding what the training means.

She's a graduate of Birmingham's Conservatoire, and her classical training means the music she is making has more in common with baroque pop than retro-soul.