Sentence examples for training failures from inspiring English sources

In asking the Supreme Court to hear the new case, Connick v. Thompson, 09-571, Leon A. Cannizzaro Jr., the Orleans Parish district attorney, said Mr. Thompson had not shown a pattern of misconduct or a direct link between the asserted training failures and what went on his case.

We apply Algorithm 5 to detect training failures at an early stage.

The advantage of human experts is that they can detect training failures and terminate them at an early stage.

Domhan et al. proposed a method that accelerates hyperparameter optimization methods by detecting and terminating such training failures using learning curve prediction [17].

After 11 days of evidence, the jury cited inadequate staffing levels and training; failure to identify risk and vulnerability; poor communication among staff; failure to tell the family what was happening; and failure to adequately address bullying by other children in the hospital.

We develop a new surrogate modeling technique regularized minimal-energy tensor-product splines (RMTS that is not susceptible to training failure, and whose prediction time does not increase with the number of training points.

Each late stage navy aviator training failure costs the taxpayer over $1,000,000 and ultimately results in decreased operational readiness of the fleet.

Under-diagnosis of these symptoms is a problem worldwide [ 1] and lack of required training, failure to suspect symptoms by physicians and late presentation of patients to physician are the main causes for this under-diagnosis [ 14, 16].

Factors responsible for poor prescribing have been identified, such as deficiency of training, failure to perceive the importance of the task, lack of identifying the errors, and increasingly therapeutic options [ 4- 6].

The incremental cost per QALY gained for self-monitoring also remained below £20 000 when higher training failure and discontinuation rates were applied, and when higher self-monitoring testing frequencies were applied (with no change in effects).

Professional barriers to treating such patients have been reported to include inadequate undergraduate education, inadequate staff training, failure to recognize diversity and see oral health in the context of illness and disability [ 20].