Sentence examples for training centred on from inspiring English sources

This pragmatic pilot study compared 12 weeks of goal-oriented, activity-based, motor training centred on parent-elicited goals ("GAME") to SC in infants at high risk of CP.

Rather than design more skills based training centred on technical proficiency and knowledge acquisition we would support the notion that it is first important to understand how GPs (and other practitioners) conceptualise and explain depression as these formulisations are likely to shape their approach to diagnosis and management [ 31].

One of the fictional scenarios put to Hasselbaink in his media training centred on a striker, imaginatively named Peter Smith, being unsettled by the rebuttal of two bids from Manchester United to the extent he was moved to tweet: "My trust in the management has been shattered.

"Technology aside, we are putting much more emphasis on patients' own stories; sharing their experiences with staff as part of ongoing training centred on improving care".

It's all centred on him".

"Downside risks dominate and have become increasingly centred on emerging and developing countries," it said.

The Greenlanders (1988) is a sweeping epic centred on a 14th-century family, the Gunnarssons.

These are centred on teaching hospitals, which are at the top of global academic league tables.

Health care became increasingly centred on biomedicine, and a division of labour proliferated.

It was, she said: "highly individual and centred on the free market and money".

Traditional Ganda villages were compact, centred on the chief's house.