Sentence examples for training and therefore from inspiring English sources

49 Both these cognitive domains are also part of the video game dance training and, therefore, seem to support the finding of a training-specific adaptation or a transfer to a related gait variable.

The guiding network is used only for training, and therefore does not affect the inference speed.

In both cases, it was said, they would be unable to complete their training and therefore were ineligible to remain in the country as students.

His hope is that, if implemented, his recommendations will "significantly increase the confidence we can have in the initial training, and therefore the calibre, of newly qualified social workers".

Magistrates have no formal legal training and therefore rely on a legal adviser who acts as clerk of the court to give them guidance on law, practice and procedure.

Worker training is not new, of course, but access to the training, and therefore higher-paying jobs, was limited to workers who were chosen by the employer or by the union on the basis of seniority.

I agree that Amtrak did not properly research all options for high-speed trains and therefore did not end up with the best possible system.

He acknowledges that support staff are not medically trained and therefore rely on the advice, guidance and specialist knowledge of GPs and consultants to decide upon the severity of the illness and the appropriate medical attention.

This paper demonstrates that for smaller training set sizes the multi-mask filter is well trained and therefore performs better than a single aperture filter with the same data.

Perhaps it is because novels are like affairs, and small novels – with fewer pages of plot to them – are affairs with less history, affairs that involved just a few glances across a dinner table or a single ride together, unspeaking, on a train, and therefore affairs still electric with potential, still heart-quickening, even after the passage of all these years.

Writing about Antonio Tabucchi's Pereira Maintains, he claims: "Novels are like affairs, and small novels are affairs with less history, affairs that involved just a few glances across a dinner table or a single ride together, unspeaking, on a train, and therefore affairs still electric with potential, still heart-quickening, even after the passage of all these years".