Sentence examples for more proficient or from inspiring English sources

"Users" may think they are better at security due to their use of a password manager, but they are in fact no more proficient or knowledgeable than "non-users".

Were doctors suddenly more proficient, or was it more likely that OPMC had fallen asleep at the switch?

Leibow said that if universities penalize the use of non-prescribed medication because it gives students an unfair advantage, "they should probably ban coffee, studying too much or any other edge somebody tries to get without being more proficient or more accomplished".

Children were classified as more proficient in English or Spanish based on their scores on the vocabulary measures, and all IC and WM measures were administered in the children's more proficient language.

So it is with many features of organisms, such as thick shells, that would not require such great investment if ever more proficient natural enemies or competitors had not imposed relentless selection.

Thus, they began to import the Lancaster method of "mutual" instruction (named for its developer, the English educator Joseph Lancaster), which in monitorial fashion employed brighter or more proficient children to teach other children under the direction of an adult master or teacher.

In general, these authors propose that "brighter" (or more proficient) subjects have to invest less cortical resources to achieve accurate performances.

In other words, primary voters seem to have decided that Bush, while right on the big stuff, just isn't very good at the follow-through part of the job, and they may be looking for the same essential philosophy in a candidate who will nonetheless be more proficient at managing a war or hiring the right subordinates.

Many citizens are bilingual to a large extent; but invariably, most people prefer to use one language or are more proficient in one language.

If young adults learn how to identify stress and develop adaptive coping strategies early on, chances are they will be more proficient at handling stress, which can prevent or mitigate mental health symptoms in the future".

In sports, you may practice drills and workouts, in other efforts, you may need to sharpen specific skills or research to become more proficient at doing your part.