Sentence examples for trainers aimed at from inspiring English sources

The feedback of trainers aimed at aspects of trainees' performance with better than average performance and the trainees' very high rating of this feedback associated to their improved performance is in line with previous findings suggesting both informational and motivational influences of such feedback (for a comprehensive review, see [ 8]).

Another company, Finis, of Tracy, Calif., is introducing a programmable beeper called the Tempo Trainer (www.tempotrainer.com), aimed at individual swimmers, with a retail price of $30.

For example, Public Health England is currently producing a series of "train the trainer" materials aimed at informing school nurses and others about how to educate school children about hygiene, the spread of infection, and prudent antibiotic use [ 88].

To improve student knowledge of key health message, the project to produce a series of "train the trainer" materials aimed at informing school nurses and others about how to educate school children on hygiene, the spread of infection, and prudent antibiotic use, has also been piloted [ 88].

It will be a big year for those who promise to keep us forever young: spas, personal trainers and stores aimed at young consumers (but where you’ll find all ages) like American Eagle, which targets 15- to 25-year-olds, and Abercrombie, with its racy ads.

It is intended to create and evaluate a training program designed as a continuous process of supervision and guidance reflective and collaborative aimed at trainers of trainers.

Trainer insight into trainee patient mix should be encouraged and trainers should aim at a tailored mix to ensure adequate learning experiences.

Andrew Boyd, an American who describes himself as wrangler-in-chief for Beautiful Trouble, an international network of artist-activist trainers who aim at making grassroots movements more creative and more effective, tells me movingly about his Jewish and Romanian heritage, while I struggle to find anything good about being straight, white and British.

This treatment, in which children ride gently on horses with trainers walking alongside, is aimed at providing both physical and psychological benefits to children with problems such as cerebral palsy or Down syndrome.

It is aimed at trainers and teachers but also at the informed consumer, and covers, inter alia, basic consumer rights, product safety and financial literacy.

The proposed regulations are aimed at stopping trainers and veterinarians from giving horses drugs that they do not need but are administered in the hope of improving their performance.