Sentence examples for both on the skill from inspiring English sources
This depends both on the skill of a given performance and on the frequency with which the act is performed.
I look for hard, concrete examples to prove that the person at least has the ability to be successful in that new job, both on the skill set side and on the softer side of the business.
Success depends both on the skill with which information systems are deployed and on their use being combined with other resources of the firm, such as relationships with business partners or superior knowledge in the industrial segment.
Assignment theories predict that productivity (and wages) will depend on the quality of the match between the job and the worker and that the likelihood of a field-of-study match will depend on both the skill demand in a particular occupational group and the supply of workers from the corresponding field.
His skills both on the battlefield (Thionville, 1639) and at the conference table (Congress of Nürnberg, 1649) made him an invaluable servant of the Austrian and Spanish crowns.
"Even though I knew to how to play my position well enough, Mr Stellone has been successful in helping to grow my skills both on the field and when it comes to the mental aspect of the game".
Despite its widespread usage, diagnosis by microscopy suffers from two main drawbacks: many settings (especially rural) are not equipped to perform the test, and the accuracy of the results depends on both the skill of the person examining the blood film and the levels of the parasite in the blood.
The EBM movement has focused on developing both the skills and tools to better connect research and clinical practice, with some 12 but not universal successes.
28 Some studies have shown that attitudes towards involving patients range from highly positive to more circumspect and that moves towards enhancing patient involvement in decision making will depend on developing both the skills and attitudes of medical professionals.
