Sentence examples for at the same proficiency from inspiring English sources

Not everyone is at the same proficiency level, but they cheer each other on.

Admission officers may wish to know, for example, whether test takers in Beijing with a score of 100 are at the same proficiency level as those sitting the Shanghai version test with the same score.

They were asked to recall clinical encounters where (1) they did not share a language with the patient/family member and (2) they shared a language but not at the same proficiency.

Why can't the same proficiency be accomplished in two or three years (at least in certain fields)?

By comparison, to achieve the same proficiency in Hebrew, which the institute rates as "hard," requires 44 weeks, Mr. Bernhardt said.

At the same time, proficiency in database management and Internet technologies will allow for the creation and maintenance of online websites and databases for the storage, management, presentation and sharing of high throughput experimental data, to further boost research growth and progress in the field.

While it was an accredited standardized test, the researchers conducted a pilot study over the test by administering it to a group of thirty EFL students at the same age and proficiency level as the participants of the present study.

For the sake of reliability and validity of this instrument, the learner autonomy questionnaire was piloted to a group of twenty volunteers of EFL undergraduates at the same level of English proficiency; also it was supervised by two scholars in the same filed in order to omit any socio-cultural discrepancies.

The present study hence contributes to the understanding of the relationships between language proficiency and academic success by exploring both Korean and English language proficiency at the same time.

Table 6 shows correlations with indicators of L2 proficiency assessed at the same period (see Appendix B for the whole matrix).

More importantly, schools must provide necessary remedial course programs to help the less proficient students to build their confidence in improving their English proficiency and at the same time in coping with the graduation benchmark requirement.