Sentence examples for have better skill from inspiring English sources

Using a large number of ensemble simulations, Miyakawa et al. (2014) statistically confirmed the MJO predictability suggested by Miura et al. (2007a) and suggested that high-resolution global non-hydrostatic models like NICAM generally have better skill in MJO predictability than GCMs.

Didn't he have better skills than the challenger, Vitali Klitschko?

"I think every man is an island – it's just that some have better skills at getting off it.

And that's the message I want to give to everybody who thinks they have better skills.

Research shows that after a wage increase, and given price-sensitive consumers, employers seek applicants who have better skills and make fewer mistakes.

Andreas Schleicher, the OECD's director of education and skills, said: "If you are a high school graduate in Japan you have better skills than a university graduate in Italy and Spain.

Websites such as Skyscanner and Icelolly offer great deals on flights and hotels both in advanced and at last minute for those who have better skills in drinking than organisation.

The second threat to causal identification is that people may have better skills because they have a better job.

Kieswetter, Lumb and Luke Wright all have better skills than they had two years ago, while Bairstow and Buttler have been practising Twenty20 cricket from a very early age.

Gordon Boyd, children's services assistant director, said: "The county council shares parents' aspirations for their children and recognises employers' need for young people to have better skills and qualifications.

(Pharmacy expert 10) "PharmD graduates have better skills in patient care.