Sentence examples for training and potential from inspiring English sources
We assessed hand surgery program directors' opinions of essential components of hand surgery training and potential changes in the structure of hand surgery programs.
SPLE methods offer distinct advantages over traditional methods, namely reduction in the costs intrinsic to sample preparation (i.e. time, solvents, labor, laboratory space, training, and potential loss of analytes).
Barriers to implementation will be identified within the training and potential solutions explored and developed.
Coaches were prompted to consider how active they thought their players were during training, how they spent their time during training, and potential modifications they could make to some of their drills to increase opportunities for MVPA.
The results provide a springboard for the deeper consideration of specific errors types, their origins within medical training and potential educational strategies aimed at reduction of error and improvement of patient outcomes.
Correlation co-efficients (Pearson's r or Spearman's rho) appropriate to each item's level of measurement were used to examine the uni-variate associations between demographic characteristics, job satisfaction, utility of training and potential behavioural mediators of preventive delivery with the five measures of frequency of preventive delivery.
An advanced control center monitors the operation of trains and potential hazards.
In addition to questions related to the characteristics of the current O&M-training in the use of an identification cane (see Table 2), mobility trainers were asked to reflect on elements missing in the current O&M-training and potential opportunities to improve this training.
"One way or the other, I leap!" He spent his time shuttling between training sessions and potential donors — "the Deciders" he called them — barely scraping by on his officer's pension.
KPIs, a training framework and potential research questions for the management of LNPCPs were also developed.
The survey measured nurses': role satisfaction, perceived utility of training, frequency, and potential behavioural mediators of, preventive delivery.
