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Although the EIP network has traditionally focused on acute infectious diseases with typically short incubation periods, their extensive expertise and proficiency for enhanced surveillance and demonstrated ability to develop local infrastructure to support complex surveillance activities made the EIP network an ideal candidate for collaboration on developing this new system.
Because of the broad geographic dispersement of its people, Ojibwe is one of the most widely taught Indian languages, though Treuer says that few programs are extensive enough to build true proficiency.
The program also offers students a chance to develop foreign language proficiency and a more extensive network of contacts around the world.
He combined an early and extensive familiarity with rabbinic learning with a proficiency in Hebrew, and, after acquiring a special reverence for the 12th-century Jewish Spaniard Moses Maimonides, he took the philosopher's surname Maimon.
This procedure requires interventional cardiologists to have high proficiency and therefore demands an extensive training period in order to ensure successful surgical outcome.
Furthermore, our laboratory is certified to analyze human biological samples according to the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (1988), which requires extensive quality control and assurance, semiannual blinded proficiency testing, continued verification and documentation of operational parameters, and recertification every 2 years.
The expert microscopists had extensive experience in malaria microscopy and passed a proficiency test on parasite detection.
A scheme pointing out the possible points of deficiency in the necroptotic pathway in NB is depicted in Figure 3. Extensive experimental evidence is not available on the proficiency of RIPK1, RIPK3 and other necrosome components in NB.
Conventional functional MRI studies have also shown increased language proficiency is associated with increased and more extensive activity in left hemisphere language regions (Yeatman et al., 2010; Lidzba et al., 2011; Nunez et al., 2011).
Further inclusion criteria were: age between 18 and 65 years; ability to participate in an extensive assessment within 30 days of the accident; and sufficient proficiency in one of the study languages (German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Serbo-Croatian, Turkish or Albanian) to participate in the interview and to complete the self-report questionnaires.
Extensive (pre-existing) comorbidity or (mental) disabilities and insufficient Dutch language proficiency are criteria for exclusion, see Table 1.
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The phrase "extensive proficiency" functions as a descriptor, typically modifying a noun to indicate a significant level of skill or expertise. As Ludwig AI confirms, it is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
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