Sentence examples for training to present from inspiring English sources

Standardised patients, both professional trained actors and ordinary people who has received training to present an illness in a standardised manner, have become commonplace in medical education.

In "Pavement," he exploits the tension between street dance and balletic training to present a diffuse though compelling vision of the inner city as a prison.

A training set is used in supervised training to present the proper network behavior, where each input to the network is introduced with its corresponding correct target.

The simulated clients underwent training to present at clinics with two gender-specific scenarios, which were developed in collaboration with a clinician and two research nurses, with feedback from the simulated clients (Table 1).

Reporters are trained to present both sides equally, when in fact — from a knowledgeable scientific perspective — only one side is actually valid.

But she emerged last Thursday night, trailing clouds of glory and a long tulle train, to present a recital program conceived in homage to her teacher, the German soprano Lotte Lehmann, at Alice Tully Hall.

So the residents include Grandma, who at 56 is the oldest and has cataracts; Nicky, who is diabetic (and trained to present his arm for insulin shots); and John, who has heart disease.

While her pregnant tummy was growing bigger, and she was being trained to present it for ultra-sound scans, I was getting vaccinated ready to travel to where her wild relatives live.

The average person is simply not trained to present the facts of their case in a manner that is useful to the judge.

Carers were trained to present the concept of an HCP and AD to the patient and we revised the patient welcoming procedure.

The SP had been trained to present a specific, realistic scenario to the participant that highlighted each TMCP component in order of presentation.