| Phase 1 selects students for further training, based on their suitability and trainability. |
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| If you want to do specialized training, consider breeds known for courage and trainability. |
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| Also relevant are management assumptions about current literacy levels and about the trainability of the current workforce. |
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| Research the breeds to find the one with the right size, energy level, trainability and temperament for your lifestyle. |
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| In light of the research on trainability, Mr. Epstein revises his own history. |
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| Among those traits are sociability, trainability, aggression, fear and anxiety, and excitability. |
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| If the foxes flunk the test, however, that would indicate that trainability must be selected for separately, Dr. Hare said. |
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| Taking it all in stride, Tennessee Walker horses are known for their good disposition and trainability. |
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| In this way, educational attainment and the measure of literacy share the feature of reflecting readiness and trainability. |
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| These attributes increase the dog's trainability, which ultimately increases training efficiency. |
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| The athletes' training has to be adapted according to the windows of trainability. |
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| The trainability of the different systems for children and youth with a disability is not well understood. |
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| Note that both aerobic and strength trainability are dependent on the maturation levels of the athlete. |
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| Emphasize motor development to produce athletes who have a better trainability for long-term sport specific development. |
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| Sport Canada's LTAD Guide provides a generic stage-by-stage process that considers some current knowledge on growth and development and the trainability of fundamental motor abilities. |
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| Field trial and hunt test competitors have a high degree of desire and trainability and should catch on to commands quickly. |
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| German Shepherd's were used also because of their strength, intelligence and trainability, being eager to please their masters. |
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| The LTAD model focuses on the general framework of athlete development with special reference to growth, maturation and development, trainability, and sport system alignment and integration. |
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| As a result, PHV can be used as a guide for the trainability and performance of the 5 basic motor abilities: Endurance, Strength, Speed, Skill and Flexibility. |
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| The breed is known for its playful disposition and trainability. |
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| If the foxes do just as well as dogs in interpreting human behavior, that will suggest that selecting for tameability alone brings about trainability as well, perhaps because calmer dogs are better learners. |
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| Assistance dogs play an important role in the lives of hundreds of thousands of physically impaired people who rely on dogs' trainability and intelligence in making everyday tasks easier and more manageable. |
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| Training, competition and recovery program guidelines based on the development stages of the skydiver, taking into account the periods of optimal trainability. |
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| Seals have been kept in captivity since at least Ancient Rome and their trainability was noted by Pliny the Elder. |
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| The killer whale's intelligence, trainability, striking appearance, playfulness in captivity and sheer size have made it a popular exhibit at aquaria and aquatic theme parks. |
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| The AFQT is used by the Armed Forces and is designed to determine eligibility for enlistment and to assess an individual's trainability for service. |
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