Sentence examples for training deficit from inspiring English sources

Attempts to explain what looks like a chronic training deficit are plentiful.

The result is a serious and far-reaching training deficit that slows scientific progress and keeps young scientists from reaching their full potential.

We aim to quantify the training deficit.

Although a majority of participants report that they insert the catheter to the correct level before inflating the balloon, it is of concern that more than 10% report inserting the catheter to the shaft only or that they inflate the balloon when urine flows regardless of level inserted, practices that can increase the risk of iatrogenic urethral injury and indicate a training deficit.

From experience this is due to training deficit, over-focus on clinical skill, empathy with 'nice' students, fear of damaging progression opportunities, anxiety about 'prejudice (e.g. international language comprehension), ignorance of referral procedures [ 22], or - at worst - assumption that 'such an obvious problem is being managed elsewhere'.

Training deficits most frequently recalled were office management skills and psychosocial/communication skills.

Women office face distinct barriers to being successful in the workforce, whether in terms of training deficits, cultural barriers at home or in the workplace, or domestic abuse.

But, what I also saw was a burgeoning social enterprise responding to Africa's tech training deficits through a self-funding model of education; empowering women through increased participation in the workforce; and solving remote work concerns around infrastructure deficits and isolation.

The discussion was centered on a number of issues including how the new FTA is looking to overcome difficulties other similar trade agreements have had in the region, including lack of infrastructure to increase transportation of goods and services among members and education and training deficits in the member countries' labor force.

Clinician training deficits and a low and declining autopsy rate adversely impact the quality of death certificates in the United States.

Studies in other countries [ 29, 30] also highlight training deficits and limited availability of comprehensive resources for training in obesity management.