Sentence examples for only proficiency from inspiring English sources

Thus, the ability to read and interpret trees correctly reflects not only proficiency in using specific skills, but also an understanding of the evolutionary basis of these diagrams.

This would mean that all those researchers that use or have used them as the only proficiency indicator (see Table  1) might not be too wrong after all.

Conducting health inequality analyses requires not only proficiency in analytical techniques, but also an understanding of their strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate application.

Preferences for different realizations were not only proficiency-dependent, but could also be dialect- and vowel-dependent.

These figures are carved with only average proficiency, and some of the iconography is borrowed from the Hurrians, with whom the Hittite royal family had intermarried.

Because California has so many schoolchildren 5.8m of them, of whom 1.5m have only limited proficiency in English it needs, the teachers say, a special test of its own, and not one pulled willy-nilly off the national shelf.Mr Wilson has a reason to be impatient.

Therefore, all four variables were excluded and the regression was performed again with only language proficiency indicators via stepwise regression.

Through our interview with Danny's mother, we found that although Mrs. Tang made attempts (e.g., gave him the privilege to choose his own seating arrangement in her class) to establish a rather collaborative relation with Danny, her instructional practices, which authorized only Chinese proficiency while invalidating students' competency in other areas, failed to achieve the goal.

Healing, however, requires not only technical proficiency, but also personal connection and commitment to the venerable traditions of our profession.

As only one proficiency panel is sent out to every clinic, only one HCW is evaluated while with DBS EQA, all HCWs are included in the EQA procedure.

The art of healing requires not only technical proficiency, but also personal connection, multidisciplinary teamwork, and commitment to the venerable traditions of our profession.