Sentence examples for particularly proficient at from inspiring English sources

Soil bacteria and fungi are particularly proficient at producing natural chemical weapons, apparently as part of a subterranean arms race to spew out toxic chemicals to kill rival species.

Ms. Bascom was seen as especially proficient at securing state and federal grants for student services.

Tech startups are especially proficient at this.

Thus, it is possible that bifidobacteria or at least some specific Bifidobacterium species may be particularly proficient in host gut microbe interaction mediated prevention of atherosclerosis (Kolida et al. 2002).

This is particularly true because Mr. Changchien is so proficient at differentiating the two roles: the slick, sexy imaginary Kwan and the awkward but genial real one.

He was, by all accounts, proficient at the job, but he excelled particularly at the social side of it.

Recent flu outbreaks among poultry in Britain and Hungary are not particularly worrying, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization said, because those countries are proficient at eliminating veterinary diseases.

These findings indicate that F. nucleatum subsp. polymorphum is proficient at horizontal gene transfer and that exchange with the Firmicutes, particularly the Clostridia, is common.

Even though state programs have become increasingly proficient at addressing hazardous waste, there are still cases for which the Superfund is an invaluable program, particularly when there are no sources of cleanup funding (i.e., responsible parties) at an expansive cleanup site.

Share a comment (either yours or someone else's) that you think is particularly fantastic: It's really inventive and I cannot tell if JoeTexanInBogota is being sarcastic or not: The US has become proficient at bombing for freedom.

"I'm not proficient at computers.