Sentence examples for over proficiency from inspiring English sources
In the jargon of Brussels, any lack of "input legitimacy" is compensated by "output legitimacy .Yet it is precisely over proficiency, particularly in economic policy, that the commission is suffering the cruellest kicks of all.
Table 5 shows the percentage of students under (over) proficiency level 1 (level 4) and level 2 (level 5) in mathematics, reading and in at least one of the two evaluated disciplines in the two periods.
The DBS method has advantages over proficiency panels as this method gives insight into the quality of testing during routine patient services.
Using simulation, medical students can safely learn, practice, and repeat a skill or procedure over and over until proficiency is achieved, without touching a real patient.
The material was left over from a proficiency test organised by the EURL PAH in 2011.
Women aged 18 years or over who gave birth to live offspring at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust maternity unit at a gestational age of 34 weeks or over, and had sufficient proficiency in English to understand what is involved in study participation, give consent and complete a written questionnaire were eligible to be included in the study.
The current bills demand that schools move all students to 100percentt proficiency over 10 or 12 years -- "an impossible dream," said Stephen Barr, Missouri's assistant commissioner.
Critics of the point-based scoring system find it to be overly nitpicking — too weighted toward negativity in taking points away from skaters, too eager to reward competent but lackluster technical proficiency over risk, creativity and originality.
However, available measurement allowed us to assess changes in proficiency over 1 year of learning between the middle of 10th and 11th grade.
Virtually all newcomers who arrive in the U.S. without English improve their proficiency over time.
The gradual increase in proficiency over time seen in Angels' performance is suggestive of trial and error learning.
