Sentence examples for trainees age from inspiring English sources

The information collected included: trainees' age, sex, field of study, academic department, year of enrollment, and year of graduation for those that had already graduated.

Covariation was seen, however, between the higher rate among basic trainees, age group, and Marine Corps versus the rest of the military.

More trainees aged 25+ are also going into initial teacher training, the TDA said.

Witnesses said the attackers charged into dormitories where about 400 trainees, aged 15 to 25, had been sleeping at 11.20pm on Monday, firing indiscriminately.

The distribution of the trainees' ages indicates that most of them entered commercial apprenticeships immediately after finishing compulsory school.

For Year 5, the trainees (mean age 9 years 5 months, SD = 3.37) had an average Teacher Assessment score of 20.2 (SD = 3.03).

The trainees' mean age was 18.9 years, although the trainees in the logistics branch were approximately 1 year older, and the age variance in the logistics branch was slightly higher than the age variance among the industrial sector trainees.

The trainees' mean age was 31.2 (SD 3.24) years and the trainers' mean age was 50.9 (SD 7.0) years; more than half of the trainers worked full-time (n=59).

In Australia, Wilhelm et al. [ 3] found an increasing female preponderance of life time prevalence in depression rates when following-up a cohort of 170 teacher trainees from age 23 (when the female/male ratio was about 1 1) to age 38, when it became 1.5 1.

"Shiseido needs to be better understood," says Manheimer, 39, who began as a Bloomingdale's merchandising trainee at age 22. "There were a lot of things that were in place but were maybe not communicated or represented in the right way".

They included two trainee doctors, ages 25 and 28, from the same hospital.