Sentence examples similar to innate proficiency from inspiring English sources
As typified by EGFR-targeted therapies for metastatic CRC (e.g.: panitumumab and cetuximab), this modest response is attributed to the innate and acquired proficiency of cancer cells to escape EGFR inhibition by engaging alternative oncogenic signals [ 2, 3, 52].
It can be an innate gift or a learned proficiency but occasionally, it's a potent mixture of both, which happens to be the case with Christopher Gholson, the visionary southern-reared producer who goes by the pseudonym Drumma Boy.
His innate artistry, his courage and his proficiency with the camera are not a complete explanation of his achievements.
Nevertheless, both savings and language proficiency could be correlated to innate abilities and, thus to education-occupation mismatch.
In doing so they show girls that proficiency in these fields is an acquirable rather than innate skill (Dweck 2007).
With a look at the oral communicative proficiency, the present study seeks to probe the Iranian EFL learners' ingress to their innate system, and intends to come to an understanding of the state of their interlanguage development.
Gladwell, in his book Outliers, argued that accomplished people not only have innate talent, but also a willingness to work hard (the 10,000 hours he sees as required to achieve proficiency) and a supportive familial or social setting.
With proficiency comes progress.
Proficiency engenders confidence.
"That's not proficiency".
