The report said courses were being taught by underqualified teachers, many of whom lacked proficiency in Dutch, and criticized the school's financial management.
A retired 777 captain, Chuck Hosmer, who flew for American Airlines and later Air India, said that many foreign carriers had a reluctance to land the plane manually, and thus lacked proficiency in the technique.
An article on Wednesday about the inquiry into the Asiana plane crash in San Francisco misidentified the retired Boeing 777 captain who flew for American Airlines and Air India and who said that many foreign carriers had a reluctance to land the 777 manually and thus lacked proficiency in the technique.
As you begin to evolve your sales roles, you should understand that SMEs bring high credibility and high integrity, but often lack proficiency in follow-through and managing the sales process.
Three-quarters of both 12th and 8th graders lack proficiency in writing, according to the most recent National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Still, most Black and Hispanic children are ill-prepared when they first enter the public education system, and by the fourth grade two-thirds will be officially identified as lacking proficiency in basic math and reading skills.
However, medical students frequently lack proficiency in ECG interpretation and rate their ECG training as inadequate.
Some providers also reported lacking proficiency in use of certain EHR features that would enable them to manage alerts more efficiently.
Our study also showed that the workers lack proficiency in practicing the proper waste bin color coding and the use of PPE at their work place.
We believe that greater awareness of the linguistic proficiency and the spatial distribution of Ontario's primary care physicians and Ontario's immigrant population who lack proficiency in English and/or French will help to identify where linguistic gaps are greatest.
Previous studies, performed in Ontario, which looked at the health outcomes of patients who lacked proficiency in English found that these patients had longer hospital stays [ 6], were less likely to use preventative services [ 9] and had a higher risk of death from Tuberculosis [ 4] when compared to English speaking patients.
