Recent research has demonstrated the proficiency of GelMA-based hydrogels in a wide range of tissue engineering applications including engineering of bone, cartilage, cardiac, and vascular tissues, among others.
These results are consistent with previous studies which have demonstrated the proficiency of emergency medicine physicians to deliver PSA effectively in children of all age groups [9, 11, 12].
Our examinations demonstrate that the proficiency of the SCEE in the support of blood glucose levels in alloxan-instigated diabetic rats may be potentially by the aforementioned routes.
Over all, high school seniors demonstrated the least proficiency on a 2010 test, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known as the nation's geography report card, with 20 percent found to be proficient or better, compared with 27 percent of eighth graders and 21 percent of fourth graders.
It was a sharp contrast to the confidence with which Warner discusses almost any domestic issue, and I had the sense that he felt compelled to demonstrate his proficiency in the specific details of Iraq policy rather than offer the more basic statements of principle that are sufficient for most candidates at this stage of an undeclared campaign.
But there was no mention in the courtroom today of the English-only issue or, indeed, any of the facts of the class-action lawsuit, brought against the state on behalf of immigrants who could not demonstrate English proficiency at the required 10th-grade level.
To get the degree, you must demonstrate proficiency in the values of Freemasonry.
Children play from early ages, and Japanese employers have even been known to favor job applicants who can demonstrate proficiency with the toy, due to the significant perseverance and patience needed to get good.
According to the policy, "all students will be given multiple opportunities to demonstrate proficiency within the grading period... which will affect the final outcome of a student's grade".
