Sentence examples for are most proficient from inspiring English sources

The researchers eventually surmise that botnet-cnc.rules are most proficient in detecting botnets.

William Hiss, former Dean of Admissions for Bates College, led a study that tracked graduation rates of students who submitted their test scores versus those who did not: A measly.05% of a GPA point separated the test-takers from the non-test-takers, meaning that standardized tests are most proficient at preparing you to be a good standardized test-taker.

"Art is my first language and the one that I am most proficient," she says, "I learned to walk and talk at the same time that I learned to draw.

Evans enjoyed success in all four strokes at school level, but was most proficient at breaststroke and chose to specialise in it, commenting that "I'd rather be good at one stroke than mediocre in four".

If facial age perception is influenced by differential culturally dictated emphasis on the age of social partners, then Japanese participants should be most proficient in their age judgments, followed by the Chinese participants, then the Asian-Canadians.

Conspicuously, UBXN7 was most proficient in interacting with cullin-RING ligase subunits.

In other words, posterior supramarginal grey matter was highest in those who were most proficient in their second language.

(Holly) Using the Internet did, however, require a degree of skill, and the women who were most proficient were more highly educated.

Expression analyses of MMR and MGMT in MB revealed that all patient specimens (n=74; expression array, n=61; immunostaining, n=13) are most likely MMR proficient, whereas some tumours had low MGMT expression levels (according to expression array) or were totally MGMT deficient (3 out of 13 according to immunohistochemistry).

Lawyers will generally list their core practice areas on their website, and it is in these areas they are most likely to be proficient.

A year on, Wales are the most proficient team in the Six Nations.