Sentence examples for unsatisfactory training from inspiring English sources

Among the challenges concerning postdoctoral and other contract research staff noted were: Uncertain career prospects associated with work on a short-term contractual basis, unsatisfactory training in the skills required in an academic career, and increasingly uncompetitive salaries.

Ninety four percent reported unsatisfactory training at the time of performing their first unsupervised OASI repair.

I spent many years looking for solutions to these conundrums and the answers always felt unsatisfactory - more training, more development, more skills audits.

However, the performances of both DNN-PP and DNN-FM1 were unsatisfactory in multi-condition training with high baseline performances, especially for the small T60.

Dissatisfiers relate to working conditions rather than the task itself: low salary, poor career perspectives and training opportunities, unsatisfactory access to supplies and support mechanisms, and disappointing human interactions with colleagues and managers all contribute to a sense of dissatisfaction.

The limited and conflicting evidence regarding students self directed activities in skills training leaves an unsatisfactory gap in our knowledge about skill training.

That suggests people are willing to embrace alternative forms of transportation -- prodded, perhaps, by their current unsatisfactory options (airline, bus, conventional train).

Thus, the clustering results of this method depend severely on frequency distribution of the training corpus, leading to unsatisfactory clustering results.

Several FPs talked about, e.g., nurses who were short-term substitutes and lacked a DN's formal training as one reason for unsatisfactory grounds for relying on the DNs.

Most PFP units were also assessed to have satisfactory quality of care but some few, especially clinics or drug shops that were manned by persons that were not fully trained, were assessed to have unsatisfactory quality of care.

Ironically, this unsatisfactory improvement was not statistically correlated with the training time that the teachers experienced (Zhang et al. 2016; Zhang et al. 2013).