Sentence examples for higher skill of from inspiring English sources

The considerably higher skill of ERA-int, MERRA and CFSR, compared to NCEP-R and JCDAS, can be explained by several aspects.

The declinist narrative – what education expert Professor Stephen Ball called "the mobilising myth of education in crisis" – roughly tracks the loss of British influence in the world: 19th-century policy-makers were fretting about the higher skills of German workers.

The high skill of Dutch engravers also went into their emblem books (books of symbolic pictures with accompanying verse), for which there was a considerable demand between 1580 and 1650.

MOD10A1 has the highest spatial resolution of all analysed data sources which might contribute to the high skill of this data.

In terms of air temperature predictors in the Cordillera Blanca, ERA-int show the highest skill of all considered reanalyses.

Timothy Garton Ash, the mastercraftsman of the genre, has written of "analytical reportage" demanding the highest skills of both historian and journalist.

In attempting to combine two TV cultures in one new project, Dobbs and Price will, appropriately, need to utilise their highest skills of political diplomacy.

Interpretation of EEG signals for manual detection of the epileptic seizure is not an easy task and requires high skills of neurophysiologists.

As for more user-friendly systems, they would be depending less on the high skills of the operators for interpreting the signals and the amount of training can be kept a minimum.

In retrospective studies, though, successful ETI might also be indicative of a generally higher skill-level of the EMS-personnel performing CPR.

This last scenario could well be plausible in the Israeli case, because of the high skill content of the immigrant population.