Sentence examples for training adopting from inspiring English sources

The hospital said that it was also recruiting new pharmacy managers, creating a patient safety committee, giving the staff more training, adopting new procedures for high-risk medications and hiring consultants "to ensure the highest levels of quality".

"The next few months will be all about training, adopting the right lifestyle, staying sharp and pushing myself.

In other words, the Six Sigma training adopting a simulated project environment (Six Sigma competition game) enabled better training engagement, and it successfully improved the learners' competency by approximately 37%.

Therefore all four animals that did not succeed in the training adopted the trained action in the test (Binomial test: n = 4, exp. proportion = 0.5, p = 0.06, Figs. 1 & 2, Tabs. 1 & 2).

The results showed that the RE protocols for both chronic and acute training adopted by the authors did not generate a pro-inflammatory response.

In accordance with the European Legislation and Guidelines and with the recommendations of the Wheatherall report, "The Use of non-human primates in research", many measures were taken to ameliorate animal welfare: monkey training adopted positive reinforcement techniques.

Body awareness and restorative training adopted various themes that focused on the participants' awareness, recognition, and control of their bodies.

The different methods of training adopted by drivers are considered in the literature [ 10, 21] to be an essential factor influencing racehorse injury rates.

It may be due to the team approach to in-service EmONC training adopted by the MoPH, and increasingly common globally, which can help different health cadres understand each other's roles and promote greater collaboration and more effective teamwork [ 24].

It is further recommended that training adopts a typology or classification of educational outcomes that will assist participants in distinguishing between learner reaction; modification of attitudes/perceptions; acquisition of knowledge/skills; behavioural change that is identified by transfer of learning to the home and improvements in health or well-being.

However, whatever strategies the downstream trains adopt is up to the operation authorities and empirical passenger situations, and we are able to generalize the operation strategies of all trains using our proposed estimation method.