Sentence examples for workshops suggests from inspiring English sources

The following example from one of the Hunua workshops suggests that a varied landscape is important: Facilitator: "What do you mean by 'if there weren't any forests New Zealand would be bare'?…" "…well New Zealand would look bare…there would just be grass…" "…there would be no trees…" Facilitator: "Do you mean to look at?…so the forest is important to look at?" "…yeah, it would be bare otherwise…".

Literature on ultrasound training workshops suggests different models of teaching ultrasound-guided CVC placement and thoracentesis.

Notwithstanding, the promotion of closer relationships between academicians and TB programme officers at provincial and district levels built through the workshops suggests that some impact on policy making can also be expected at this level (15, 21, 23).

The fact that the DH and the RCGPs organised these workshops suggests greater awareness of the importance of carers and the significant role they play but our findings suggest that many of these earlier recommendations still stand.

Technical assistance included consultations, workshops, suggested resources, as well as identification and support with grant opportunities.

Results from our workshops suggest that children value forests for a range of reasons that can be categorised as ecological, environmental, social, emotional, productive or economic.

Archaeological investigation of Olmec basalt workshops suggest that the colossal heads were first roughly shaped using direct percussion to chip away both large and small flakes of stone.

Participants at both workshops suggested separating the food voucher and vitamin supplementation components of Healthy Start because the eligibility criteria miss many of those at risk of vitamin D deficiency.

Alternatively, you could "help organise a conference or workshop," suggests Moya Kneafsey, a lecturer in geography at Coventry University.

The way that participants used content about Positive Resilience Outcomes to explain what happened before and during the workshop suggests that they found the VMEP workshop worthwhile.

The relevance of this main code to what happened before the workshop suggests that participants had been motivated to constructively engage with operational decisions being made at WREMO before the workshop began.