Sentence examples for marked skill from inspiring English sources

Profiles are grouped for readability, and the no marked skill label refers to low-activity and occasional contributors.

In this analysis, we refer to low-activity and occasional users together as contributors with no marked skill.

Such profiles can be grouped into four general types: no marked skill, unskilled answerers, experts, and highly active contributors.

On the one hand, the group with no marked skill seems more important to the site perspective when considering the amount of answers produced.

Surprisingly, the group of users with no marked skill produces more content than activists, and their contributions collectively receive most of votes in questions and answers.

Our analysis reveals that the content in the Super User is mostly produced by two groups: a large base of contributors that act sporadically and have no marked skill, and a smaller more active nucleus of contributors.

They aren't talking about Glenn Whelan's dogged man marking skills or the traffic on the A500.

The authors also uncover learning points that can help markers of all experiences to develop their marking skills.

Prediction of any outcome depends on selection and accurate measurement of both predictor (be that a cognitive skill or a personality trait) and an appropriate outcome (for example, academic marks, skills, or professional behaviours).

It also marked the increasing skill and professionalism of a group of younger Soviet generals who had emerged as capable commanders, chief among whom was Zhukov.

He'd first met David Dein at a dinner party in 1989 where Wenger's charm, ability at charades (he acted out A Midsummer Night's Dream) and his – yes really – exceptional dancing skills marked him out as a rare bird.