With techno-economic proficiency as the core value, the future vision for lignocellulosic biofuels is centred on improving biomass traits to fulfil energy needs in a biorefinery process yielding high-value products in addition to fuel.
Federal law requires schools and districts to assess the test scores of nine subgroups separately from the total student population, including students with disabilities, limited English proficiency and economic disadvantage, as well as several minority groups.
While the introduction of new and better tools allowed greater technical proficiency, the economic stability that had formerly allowed time to express a strong creative impetus was no longer present.
Economic payoffs associated with proficiency in English are higher than French.
In the jargon of Brussels, any lack of "input legitimacy" is compensated by "output legitimacy .Yet it is precisely over proficiency, particularly in economic policy, that the commission is suffering the cruellest kicks of all.
Our analysis revealed a number of compelling findings - including a clear link between English proficiency and key economic indicators like Gross National Income (GNI), Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and the Human Development Index (HDI).
A comprehensive economic analysis requires substantial time and proficiency in health economics and may be beyond the scope of initial efficacy or pilot investigations.
What we find is that the data demonstrates that achievement is more closely tied to other factors such as socio-economic situations, parent/community involvement, language proficiency, etc.
Thus, three categories of independent variables were considered: 1) socio-demographic; 2) socio-economic; and 3) official language proficiency.
Any team signing him would have forfeited a first-round pick in the 2009 draft; his Type A status, combined with the economic downturn and his declining offensive proficiency, resulted in a scarcity of interest — which not even his intangibles and ability to handle pitchers could overcome.
