Sentence examples for more difficult skills from inspiring English sources
But a consequence of the code, and of how far Biles has pushed it, is that less physically gifted gymnasts have been pressured to attempt more difficult skills.
The Lite edition is free to give you a taste of the lessons; there are three apps at $4 each covering more difficult skills.
Ross (1998), looking at second-language assessment, performed a meta-analysis of validation studies and concluded that accuracy in self-assessment depended on the skill being evaluated, and found that writing was among the more difficult skills to self-assess reliably.
Parents, because they will see that their children are mastering more difficult skills, and will ultimately be able to qualify for better jobs.
Early success experiences induce confidence that more difficult skills are attainable and enhance perseverance among trainees.
This was an accidental finding, because there was no faculty policy to prepare e-modules for more difficult skills first, but it substantiated our results.
It's a finer, more difficult skill to master and takes a lot longer.
Pneumatic otoscopy was considered the more difficult skill.
Pneumatic otoscopy was seen as the more difficult skill and GPs were less likely to plan to use it in the future.
However, it should be noted that Elbro and Petersen measured letter naming instead of letter sounds (receptive letter knowledge), a somewhat different and more difficult skill.
Most GPs reported tympanometry to be easy to master and useful when assessing children's ears after the short training intervention, whereas pneumatic otoscopy was seen as the more difficult skill and was less likely to be regarded positively by GPs than tympanometry.
