Sentence examples for trained to conclude from inspiring English sources

Those clients assigned to prefer injectables, the IUD, or the implant were trained to conclude their counseling session before such methods could be administered in order to avoid receiving unwanted procedures.

A systematic review found that there were too few rigorous direct comparisons of standard versus short training to conclude firmly on their relative effectiveness, but provided a best estimate that shorter training (5 10 days) reduced effectiveness by 2 16 percentage points, while reducing costs by 13 46% (Rowe et al. 2008).

What else are we supposed to conclude when grown men, trained to brave 300-pound linemen, run away from boys in trouble?

"Women," the pamphlet concludes, "can be trained to do almost any job you've got".

Last March, he was at the Florida Marlins' spring training camp to conclude a five-year, $32 million contract for outfielder Preston Wilson.

McKinley, his wife Ida, and their official party left Washington on April 29 for a tour of the nation by train, scheduled to conclude in Buffalo for a speech on what had been designated as "President's Day".

The ultimate aim is to conclude on recommended multimodal training, in light of contemporary trends in the design of exergaming interventions.

Some reviews noted that studies rarely provided sufficient information on the curriculum or format, or details of the providers involved (e.g. age, race, gender, prior training) making it difficult to conclude from studies which types of training interventions were most effective for which groups and in producing which particular outcomes [ 6, 7].

As the present study examined the unique impact of ISST, and not in combination with parent or teacher training, it is premature to conclude whether this intervention may enhance the effects to parent or teacher training.

A preliminary systematic evaluation of both parameters on the training set led us to conclude that 240 variables at each node and 500 trees in the forest should be used.

The council voted in March to spend up to $30 million over four years on job training and other programs to conclude a class-action suit over curfews in city gang injunctions.