Sentence examples for comparative proficiency from inspiring English sources
For math, the comparative proficiency rates were 52percentto63percentcent.
Weber's theory of bureaucracy, however, emphasizes not only its comparative technical and proficiency advantages but also attributes its dominance as a form of organization to the diminution of caste systems (such as feudalism) and other forms of inequitable social relations based upon a person's status.
A couple that is similarly matched on human capital variables like education or language proficiency is unlikely to have differing comparative advantages.
The study was announced as an EQA study on DENV serological diagnostic proficiency, which included certifying and publishing the results in a comparative and anonymous manner.
The study was announced as an external quality assurance study on diagnostic proficiency, which included certifying and publishing the results in a comparative and anonymous manner.
As a whole, teachers themselves did well on the test items across all of the 5 8 standards, with only a comparative weakness for the topic of human organ systems at 85% (but still above the proficiency level of 80%).
When comparative experiments have been done, it is not clear that each of the individual methods tested was executed with equal proficiency.
The study was announced as an EQA study on diagnostic proficiency run by the European Network for diagnostics of 'Imported' Viral Diseases (ENIVD), including publication of the results in a comparative and anonymous manner.
With proficiency comes progress.
Many have limited English proficiency.
