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It takes on board the idea of "differential training" developed by professor Wolfgang Schöllhorn of Mainz University, who has worked with Jürgen Klopp and the Mainz head coach, Thomas Tuchel.

Choice training, developed by Jennifer Arnold, the director at Canine Assistants® where they train dogs to help disabled people, should be a guiding light as it leads to happy, well conditioned pets.

Levin's report concluded that these coercive interrogation methods used against CIA captives and detainees in custody of the US military originated from resistance training techniques that were part of Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) training developed by the Air Force.

QMT is a new method for motor training, developed by Patrizio Paoletti, generally aiming at enhancing coordination, attention, and creativity [ 64, 65].

At the time of this study, they were volunteers without financial incentives and received the ten days' standard training developed by the Ministry of Health (MOH), Kenya.

The BMI change statistically differs between the disciplines (despite similarities) and might depend on the sport-specific training developed by the athletes.

The Automotrice à grande vitesse — alias the A.G.V. — the very-high-speed train developed by Alstom in France as a successor to the Train à grande vitesse, the T.G.V., is to start commercial service in Italy in the autumn.

In this paper, a railway vehicle AM96 train developed by Bombardier, Belgium is represented as a half-car model.

The last three rows (consistency) display the correlation between predicted risk scores of the "center" using the training models developed by the "training centers".

In this study, peer education sessions were delivered to male and female students in UAE high schools by college medical students, who were previously trained by a training package developed by international experts[ 26].

First level health workers are trained to use the IMCI/HIV guidelines during the 11-day IMCI case management course [ 14], a structured training course supported by comprehensive training materials developed by WHO/UNICEF, and adapted for use in South Africa.