Sentence examples for training to explain from inspiring English sources

These can be used for training, to explain procedures to patients and to help surgeons plan complex operations.

Dr. Firlik uses his case, and others from her long years of medical training, to explain how neurosurgeons think, how they develop their skills and what they encounter from day to day.

In response to the 1999 bludgeoning death of an Army private suspected of being gay, the American military ordered new training to explain the policy more clearly to personnel.

Before the rating, the experts participated in training to explain the design of the items and the meaning of the different degrees of the task criteria which had to be evaluated.

Additional time was required during training to explain that PBMA focuses on changes to services and the marginal or incremental benefit gain (or loss) from implementing a specific proposal.

He said that many ESCO sales consultants seemed ill trained to explain the complexity of energy pricing, leading to confusion and dissatisfaction.

He has shared the course with golfers who are blind (and rely on caddies specially trained to explain how their balls lie) and golfers who are multiple-limb amputees (and play golf with special devices that help them hold their clubs).

But in an age when artists are trained to explain the point of their work succinctly — the better to market it to collectors, curators and dealers — there seemed to be something either willful or strangely innocent in Mr. Nutt's responses.

L'Occitane salespeople are trained to explain how its perfumes and lotions are all traceable to a plot of land on a family farm.

The scientist used trains to explain relativity.

Some younger students (10∼12 years) may be not with the same capacity to fully understand the self-rated questionnaire as elder students (19∼24 years), though a group of investigators were trained to explain the question on the spot of survey to help the subjects to understand the self-rated questionnaire.