Sentence examples for competent in reading from inspiring English sources
More than half of students, according to PISA 2009 (Programme for International Student Assessment of the OECD), are only partially competent in reading, mathematics, or science and are lagging far behind their peers in neighbouring countries.
Inclusion criteria for the present study are; children have to be aged between 9-11 years old and should not have initiated smoking yet, participating adults have to be the mother or a female guardian, and both adult and child need to be competent in reading and speaking Dutch.
Figures released in August showed that the number of seven-year-olds who were competent in reading, writing and maths had fallen and all the government targets for 11-year-olds were missed.
"Generally, the more educated people get, the less competent they become in reading literature in their native language".
Because only full-length elements are competent for retrotransposition and the majority of L1Hs elements in the genome are 5′ truncated, we further studied changes in read coverage along the entire consensus L1Hs sequence.
She is, Mr. Manson said, "highly qualified, an engineer, extremely competent, and reads every single paper cited" by federal biologists in their reviews.
"If I ever become competent to read anything off the Internet..
Three months prior to assessment he had relinquished his professional musical commitments, but he continued to play the trumpet for several hours a day and to perform at social events; he reportedly remained highly competent in both playing and sight-reading.
You need somebody there who is really competent who can read the situation, read the animals.
To be competent in "Arabic" means to learn one language to read and write, and a related but rather different language (like Latin and then Italian) to be able to speak.
The rationale behind this so-called disparity score was that verbally competent people might show reading scores just above the criterion, probably due to extended experience with reading in higher education and vocation.
