Sentence examples for evidence of skill from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the case of poker, they point out, those tests have tended to find "little evidence of skill in this domain".

This paper contributes a new method of classifying occupations, which is conceptually valid, based as it is on direct evidence of skill use in jobs, and which is therefore responsive to changes in job skills within jobs.

A lot of what is wrong with art today is that there is simply no evidence of skill or craft in it," he said.

Also, in studies such as the present one where learners received three worked/completion example pairs, eye tracking might reveal evidence of skill acquisition during the learning phase.

In order to ensure that graduates are indeed competent in these skills, medical schools need to provide evidence of skill attainment which is often demonstrated via some form of assessment.

This, in substance, is what the graduate in medicine claims, that, having thoroughly educated himself, his diploma and record should be presumptive evidence of skill, and guarantee him against the expense of testing his qualifications, unless proven to be positively disqualified.

Plan to gather evidence of skills, abilities and interests as you move through different jobs.

To stand out in such a competitive jobs market, graduates must show evidence of skills gained beyond their degree.

Renewed evidence of skills shortages will provide more food for thought for Bank of England policymakers as they assess the pressure on inflation from wages.

"Employers," she adds, "are very interested in this scheme, because students provide evidence of skills obtained in an innovative way".

The reasons are usually things you can accept as fair (another candidate with better experience or qualifications) or things you can change (being more enthusiastic or identifying more compelling evidence of skills).