Under his guidance more than 40 pediatric surgeons were trained, of whom many are now division chiefs and chairmen.
In each study centre, the laboratory team consisted of three technicians with university training, all of whom had been re-trained for diagnosing malaria in the laboratory by standard operational procedures [ 32].
Patients instead must turn to a broad range of practitioners with limited, if any, medical training, many of whom do not provide evidence-based treatment services.
In a middle-income country, such as China or India, she might have one or two specialists or a generalist with limited training, none of whom can manage all of her conditions.
You will get to meet lots of different people on these trains (many of whom will be making the first train trip of their life, no matter what their age!), and you can sleep pretty well on the regular seats (trains are mostly not very crowded).
A new generation of black dancers has been trained, some of whom are running companies of their own throughout the nation.
That is largely a byproduct of the horses he is given to train, many of whom come from stables in Europe.
Each battalion has its own associated training staff, some of whom work closely with trainees despite living in separate training staff quarters.
His stance had sparked huge anger among the affected doctors in training, 98% of whom voted for strike action in protest.
Knowing how dangerous his British counterpart can be, he has surrounded himself with some monstrous training partners, all of whom dwarf Jimi in both size and strength.
