Sentence examples for trainees considered from inspiring English sources

Female trainees considered patient choice above the evidence more often than males (p = 0.038).

The topic trainees considered most useful was the pharmacotherapy of smoking (39%).

The first questionnaire contained three parts: trainee satisfaction, trainee confidence in providing services after training, and the topic the trainees considered most useful.

Two hundred and twenty (33%) consultant obstetricians and 30 (22%) trainees considered a complete or partial external sphincter tear to be 'second degree' (Table 3).

After training with the interactive training tool, trainees considered the video clips to have prepared them well for responding to specific challenges (75.98 ± 19.46) and the time spent on the films to have been adequate (62.94 ± 16.76).

85% of trainees considered the peer system to be sufficient for undergraduate skills lab training, 14% expressed the wish for additional teaching by a qualified physician and 1% stated that the training should only be carried out by faculty staff in the future (Fig. 1).

Slow the axe, Gove should say, and we may not only benefit the Treasury, but stop the lawyers striking for a third time – and, longer term, convince those trainees considering criminal law not to give it up.

He had a clear answer asked by many science trainees considering away-from-the-bench careers; he thinks it's important to tell your advisor what you're doing because he or she is one of your best resources.

Medical trainees consider not only clinical implications but many other factors when requesting support from a supervisor.

In light of this, it is therefore important to understand what trainees consider to be a training opportunity as this may differ from the views of their trainers.

The SpRs are concerned about the effect the new rota is having on their readiness to take up a consultant appointment at the end of their training (question 16) with 74.3% of the trainees considering that they will be less ready and none believing that they will be better prepared.