Sentence examples for viable training from inspiring English sources

Six experienced surgical residents and surgeons assessed the effectiveness of the simulator as a viable training tool by completing a questionnaire designed specifically for this study after using the simulator.

(The NYPD has been reached for comment regarding the use of Patrick Swayze as a viable training tactic, and we are anxiously waiting to hear back).

However, cost sharing among practices using the same EHR system could provide viable training opportunities for such groups.

One advantage of supervised inference is that there are a variety of pathways where the structure is fairly reliably determined and thus this prior structural knowledge could give a viable training set.

Karen Rae, the deputy administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration, said at this week's conference that the nation needed to build a viable train network of feeder lines before high-speed rail would make sense in many places.

"I think it's just as important to the city to have viable postal service as it is to have a viable train station," said John F. Kelly, a Postal Service vice president who was in charge of the New York region until last month.

Although viable for training, it could not withstand the pounding of football.

Additionally, the optimum efficiency of the Esperanza stove can be viable with training to new users.

According to the authors, "CrossFit triplet" was of moderate to high intensity and thus considered a viable interval training option that provides sufficient intensity in a safe manner [51].

"It is clear from this that it is simply not viable to train troops from such a background, with no established command structures, on home soil and we were told this would not happen again".

Needless to say, this isn't viable for safely training a self-driving car or, say, a robotic surgeon.