"But if you give a child an object with no instructions, the child learns with much greater proficiency".
Trophoblast cells from placentas of the first trimester exhibited much higher proficiency of migration and invasion as compared with those from the third trimester.
In addition, there is the question of how much language proficiency could practically be obtained in advance, especially for missions that may last only one or two weeks.
[R] was only found in the rounded environment, and except for 漳 Chiang males, who did not show much of a proficiency effect, all the other groups demonstrated a positive correlation between talker proficiency and the use of [R].
The supremacy of Assyria over its neighbouring states owed much to the proficiency of the government service under the leadership of the minister Gabbilani-eresh.
Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, recalled twice visiting him in Libya, most recently in July, when Mr. Stevens "insisted on personally making me a cappuccino, a task that he carried out with as much pride and proficiency as his diplomatic mission".
It is clear from the figure that male speakers did not show much effect of proficiency.
White and Asian sixth graders declined, but not by as much, and their proficiencies rates were significantly higher at 49.6% and 62%.
The Americans' routines are so much harder, and their proficiency so much greater, than those of any other team that they could have won with multiple falls.
Washington can be substituted, and has been, but much of Barber's proficiency is based on subtle moves and an eye trained to the nuances of any particular play, abilities that Barber honed during the 1999 and 2000 seasons.
