Sentence examples for more proficient that from inspiring English sources

One of my goals is that the sailors will leave here better trained and more proficient, that the ships will leave better trained and more proficient; that the ships and sailors will know how to work in a Task Unit and in a Task Force.

The local newspaper had made remarks to the effect that the Coast Artillery was more proficient than the Infantry in dealing with snakes.

Marion Eals and Irwin Silverman, of York University, have conducted research suggesting that women are sixty to seventy per cent more proficient than men at remembering details from a scene.

It is well known that the fermentation process under thermophilic temperature (around 55 °C) is more proficient than mesophilic (around 37 °C) temperature to produce biogas (Abbasi et al. 2012).

Monitoring biofilm growth of lysogenic and non-lysogenic pneumococcal strains indicated that phage-infected bacteria are more proficient at forming biofilms, that is their biofilms are characterized by a higher biomass and cell viability.

In other words, when a child becomes more proficient at one skill that helps his/her confidence to improve the other skills and vice versa.

The authors conclude that monocytes are more proficient at clearing cargo than DCs.

"Any changes to the law would need to be accompanied by better training so that staff are far more proficient at identifying and supporting child victims of abuse".

This pattern is consistent with practice effects such that each group became more proficient at the task as they progressed through it.

The argument is that these users are simply more proficient at finding stories.

No running back is more proficient at converting such an opportunity than Lynch, who anchored a backfield that led the league in yards per rushing attempt.