Sentence examples for better proficiencies from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the proposed approach in this paper with conventional workflow shows that all MOGA scenarios have better proficiencies.
Results show that MOGA optimization always offers the best solution and all MOGA scenarios have better proficiencies than common optimization methods.
Evidence has shown that simulation-based, structured training can not only lead to better proficiency in performing the technique compared to the traditional apprenticeship model but that this better proficiency can also translate into better clinical outcomes.
Future studies are necessary to demonstrate that this better proficiency will translate into better clinical outcomes and overall improved patient care.
While other high-stake professions with comparable cognitive and psychomotor skill requirements often use warm-up exercises for achieving better proficiency, the effects of such practice have not been investigated sufficiently in surgical tasks.
Our study demonstrated that a structured curriculum combining web-based education, hands-on training, and simulation can lead to better proficiency in performing ultrasound-guided techniques compared to the traditional apprenticeship model.
Our study demonstrated that a structured curriculum combining web-based education, hands-on training, and simulation integrated early in the training of the junior residents can lead to better proficiency in performing ultrasound-guided techniques compared to the traditional apprenticeship model.
Thus, those who have better language proficiency will be able to obtain a better quality and more years of education.
We would expect that Indigenous workers who speak Spanish at home have better Spanish proficiency than those who only speak an Indigenous language at home.
Intermarried immigrant women have spent more time in Germany, immigrated at younger ages, report better linguistic proficiency and a greater identification with Germany.
Moreover, ethnic Germans have better language proficiency (Haug 2008) and a greater intention of staying in Germany compared to other immigrants (Tucci 2011).
