Sentence examples for particular proficient from inspiring English sources

In particular, proficient 漳 Chiang males and proficient Mix females were the main forces in conserving the variant, and approximately half of their /dz/ tokens were realized as [G].

She is skilled in various martial arts, and is in particular proficient in kenjutsu.

She is in particular proficient in computer-related subjects, and designed multiple humanoid maid robots as an engineer for Kurusugawa Electronics.

This functional link between MLH1 and XIAP suggests that XIAP status may influence the effectiveness of MLH1-dependent responses to chemotherapy and that an inhibition of XIAP, in particular in MLH1-proficient cancers, may improve the CR of EOC patients to chemotherapy.

In his terrific book "Outliers," Malcolm Gladwell writes about the importance of practice and, specifically, the necessity of completing 10,000 hours of practice in a particular field to become proficient.

Therefore, one suspects that the adoption of [R] was likely initiated by Mix males in general, and their proficient members in particular, while female talkers and 漳 Chiang males were followers of this trend.

This also implies that the process of [Z] abolition and [L] adoption (i.e., the [Z]→[L] change) is likely not led by female speakers in general, as suggested above, but by proficient females in particular.

Word game players are, on the whole, vastly more proficient at their particular skill set than any other players I've ever seen.

Besides, once you are proficient in a particular programming language, learning other programming languages may be a faster and easier process for you.

If you've gotten fit, joined a club and become proficient at a particular skill and are still unable to make friends, you might want to consult a doctor and see if this isn't a sign of a more serious problem.

He rapidly became a proficient draughtsman, with a particular interest in horses.