Sentence examples for human proficiency from inspiring English sources

Feature correlations with human proficiency scores show that POS features and phrase features exhibit the highest correlations with human scores.

However, automatic speech processing systems are yet to perform at a level akin to human proficiency [1] and are thus frequently faced with the quintessential 'cocktail party problem': the inadequacy in the processing of the target speaker/s when there are multiple speakers in the scene [2].

Host-country-specific human capital like language proficiency and years of residence in the USA, weaken specialization for female immigrant households.18 Adding characteristics of the marriage does not significantly impact the results in columns 5 and 6.

What's more, the film depicts human characters with varying proficiency in Na'vi.

They're tested on everything from weapons proficiency to human reliability.

The centralized easy-to-use databank of AEIS is an important instrument that preserves continuity of the collective knowledge gathered within the public health system; in essence, it empowers and increases the proficiency of human resources.

Convenient biomarkers for assessing NER proficiency in human tumors are still missing, as the actual predictive value of excision repair cross-complementing rodent repair deficiency, complementation group 1 (expressionression levels (first proposed in 2006), has recently been reconsidered.

In this study we extend our previous results, by showing that non-cognate mt aminoacyl-tRNA syntethases are able to improve both viability and bionergetic proficiency of human cells carrying pathogenic mutations in the mt-tRNAIle gene.

Such handwritten CAPTCHAs exploit the differential in handwriting reading proficiency between humans and machines.

These include lower quality of foreign schooling (Chiswick and Miller, 2009), "country-specific aspects" of the knowledge acquired in schools (Chiswick, 1978), incompatibility of foreign-obtained schooling with the requirements of the host country labor market (Friedberg, 2000), lack of host country-specific human capital such as language proficiency (Alboim et al., 2005).

The image portrayed since 9/11 is that the intelligence community had an about-face, away from technical data collection and remote bombing to more human intelligence and a greater proficiency in regional and cultural understanding.