Sentence examples for multidimensional skill from inspiring English sources

To prepare for a career in cancer research, scientists need a multidimensional skill set to tackle questions from different fronts.

Fernández-Pinto, López-Pérez, and Márquez (2008) argue that empathy needs to be seen as a multidimensional skill involving cognitive, emotional and situational aspects.

In parallel, the study presents a valid and reliable measure of virtual empathy, which contemplates cognitive and affective dimensions involved in its development via social networks, on the same lines as previous studies, which have emphasized face-to-face empathy as a multidimensional skill (Fernández-Pinto et al., 2008; Gorostiaga et al., 2014).

The Broncos are trying to create a conventional quarterback out of unconventional materials: Tim Tebow's multidimensional skills might still make him better suited to play H-back or tight end than quarterback.

This paper investigates the degree to which multidimensional skills profiles of children can be reliably estimated with confirmatory factor analysis models, which result in continuous skill profiles, and diagnostic classification models, which result in discrete skill profiles.

Most of these falls are caused by a decline in that complex and multidimensional human skill known as balance.

These competencies are characterized as (a) traversal, or foundational to the development of other key competencies across domains; (b) multidimensional, including knowledge, skills and attitudes; and (c) related to higher-order abilities that support complex problem-solving (Voogt & Roblin, 2012), and collaborative thinking (Garrison, 2016).

In our study, health literacy is understood in line with these broad conceptualisations as a multidimensional concept encompassing individual skills and competencies at various levels and these have to be understood and interpreted relatively to the contextual demands.

These talented, multidimensional athletes play at a skill level never seen before, and the L.P.G.A. is celebrating their successes on and off the golf course.

13 Conceptually, health literacy has moved from functional skills in the medical setting to being a multidimensional concept that involves more advanced skills.

In turn, given that human capital is multidimensional, both cognitive and socioemotional skills can serve as good predictors of economic outcomes such as income and wealth (Bowles et al. 2001; Hansen et al. 2004; Heckman et al. 2006; Green and Riddell 2003).