Sentence examples similar to Matching proficiency from inspiring English sources

He made five of six three-pointers, matching his proficiency from beyond the arc in far less dramatic circumstances Feb. 20 during a regular-season game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

None of the 10 other teams in this tournament can match the proficiency of the United States, which has dominated the sport of field lacrosse over the last 20 years.

The challenge for developers, then, is to match human driving proficiency.

Eleven native German SI and controls matched in L2 proficiency and age of acquisition were asked to judge whether auditory presented disyllabic noun pairs both within and across the German (L1) and English (L2) languages were either semantically congruent or incongruent.

With this method, surgical residents can be quickly and cost-effectively taught to perform FAST examinations with proficiency rates matching those of the literature.

In a short time, surgical residents can learn to perform the FAST scan with proficiency rates matching that of the literature.

As DeMars ([2010]) suggested, methods such as logistic regression that match groups based on their observed score may not result in well matched examinees on true proficiency.

A cotton-candy palette predominates in the eerily upbeat paintings, whose high technical proficiency is matched by a severely limited range of subjects.

However, it remains to be seen whether the 34-year-old can match his predecessor's proficiency in short-yardage situations.

These students' English proficiency overall matched that of national or public university students with strong academic backgrounds.

With our method, resident proficiency can match that of more experienced personnel.