Sentence examples for of a proficient from inspiring English sources
The star of a proficient cast, John Sharian turns in an electrifying performance as the mercenary brother-in-law into whose lap destitute Blanche has the misfortune to fall.
Remarkably, such effects were executed even in absence of a proficient p53, as indicated by reduced self-renewal of mammospheres from p53-null mice and SUM159PT (which have a mutated p53).
In this paper, we first present a Linear Programming formulation for the stated problem and then, propose an MOPSO-based algorithm to design an energy efficient trajectory for the MS. The algorithm is presented with an efficient particle encoding scheme and derivation of a proficient multi-objective fitness function.
In a field as male dominated as physics, Patricia Alireza has become a role model of a proficient scientist who is able to balance the rest of her life.
His record should have been enough, but having a strong fight record and announcing he was gay challenged stereotypes of what is the standardized sandbox construction of a proficient fighter and adroit boxer; gay is not a characteristic that would be espoused by an average boxing fan.
The sensitivity of cancer cells to the cytostatic/cytotoxic effects of CDDP is limited in the presence of a proficient DNA repair apparatus.
Ohio's accountability program expected each school to get 75percentt of its students to a proficient level.
The difficulties of the junior doctors in this study arguably reflect this tension between task-focused competency and the more complex reality of becoming a proficient practitioner in a professional sphere.
At fifteen, she was the lead singer of the Ackleys, a proficient and precocious alternative-rock band whose brisk, tuneful songs sometimes seemed to be at war with her knotty lyrics.
Principally a writer of songs, Mr. Heggie is a proficient flatterer of the human voice, with a real knack for hitting its G spots.
92percentt of its students qualified for the free-and-reduced lunch program, and at the beginning of the 2010-11 school year, only 9percentt were reading at a proficient of advanced level as measured by the STEP literacy assessment.
