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In 1832, when Verdi, nearing 19, was rejected for admission to the Milan Conservatory, the examiners cited deficient skills at the keyboard as a reason.
Therefore, ebooks designed to facilitate supportive adult reading strategies may improve emergent literacy skills, especially in children with deficient skills at school entry.
To evaluate tree-thinking ability, the frequencies of different misconception and deficient skills were summarized and compared between pretest and posttest responses from the UET assessment administered in F09 and S10.
For example, determining relationships by using branch tip proximity (i.e., "reading across the tips") or the number of nodes between lineages (i.e., "node counting") not only signify deficient skills in how to read a tree, but also a fundamental misunderstanding of the concept of common ancestry that is the core of evolutionary theory.
They talk about their resentment at arriving in college unprepared, with deficient skills and in need of remediation.
"There never was any reason to believe that employment would bounce back, as CBO had previously forecast, in the wake of the financial meltdown, and no reason now to think that the problem lies with deficient skills for any class of workers," Galbraith told HuffPost.
These imbalances and inequalities create HRH shortages, scarcity of skills and deficient skills mixes, which then give rise to disparities and inequities in access to care and in health coverage.
These findings were similar to other studies indicating that external complex factors such as deficient skills , attitudes, and experiences of teachers and therapists, hampered the implementation of AAC in school settings (Bornman & Donohue, 2013; De Bertoli et al., 2014).
Tacitus still practiced advocacy at law in 100 he, along with Pliny the Younger, successfully prosecuted Marius Priscus, a proconsul in Africa, for extortion but he felt that oratory had lost much of its political spirit and its practitioners were deficient in skill.
This type of compensation implies that there may be alternative ways to cope with problems that are involved in literacy performance, resulting in better performance at the outcome level than would be predicted based on the deficient underlying skill.
In the meantime, the presence of suicide behavior differed significantly by personal coping skills with a higher rate in students with deficient coping skills.
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The phrase "deficient skill " functions as an adjective-noun combination , where "deficient" modifies the noun "skill". According to Ludwig AI, this phrase is correct and usable in written English. The phrase typically describes a lack of proficiency or ability in a specific area.
Expression frequency: Rare
