Sentence examples for while under the supervision from inspiring English sources

Training involved attending a presentation of the administration of the interview, observing and coding a videotaped interview, co-rating multiple live interviews conducted by a trained diagnostician, and, finally, assuming satisfactory completion of the earlier steps, conducting at least one interview using the ADIS-C/P while under the supervision of a trained diagnostician.

Nursing students often care for one or two patients during hospital clinical experiences, while under the supervision of a nurse educator.

Simcakoski was a Marine who died of a prescription opioid overdose while under the supervision -- "or the appearance of it," Ryan said -- of a Department of Veterans Affairs medical center.

This process enables teachers to educate a large number of students without increasing class size, since at a given time some students are learning in a digital lab while under the supervision of a paraprofessional.

But then 40 children -- just "slightly more than a third of reports of child fatalities possibly related to child maltreatment" -- died while under the supervision of child welfare investigators in the first half of 2013 alone.

Two law firms have teamed up to file a federal lawsuit against the state of Kentucky for its practice of forbidding opiate addicts from receiving medical treatment while under the supervision of the criminal justice system.

Just one day before, their eldest son Cinco "suffered a near-death accident" while swimming under the supervision of one of Usher's aunts.

In this way, students will benefit from the intellectual process of exploring a research topic, while working under the supervision of an experienced faculty member.

Other informal private providers reported personal experience gained while working under the supervision of doctors, other pharmacists (not necessarily formally trained) or in work settings like clinics or nursing homes.

Well-functioning friends, classmates or siblings can be included in treatment sessions to provide an opportunity for life-like situations in which young clients can practice the skills learned in treatment while still under the supervision of the clinician (La Greca and Prinstein 1999).

PC Ged Walker, 42, was murdered by drug addict David Parfitt in 2003 while he was under the supervision of Nottinghamshire probation service after being freed on early release.