Sentence examples for perceived skill from inspiring English sources

So previous service as a federal administrator is associated, unsurprisingly, with perceived skill as an administrator.

Under the system, football teams are ranked six months before the season starts and are scheduled to play against teams of similar perceived skill level, as judged by the system's ranking criteria.

Liñán (2008) identified the role of perceived skill as an important factor impacting entrepreneurial intention.

11For a discussion on perceived skill obsolescence and its relevance even in early stages of individuals' working life, see for example Cedefop (2012) and Sanders et al. (2015).

We present the evaluation of the laboratory based on a survey including the evolution of the perceived skill level by the students.

To describe postpartum women's access, perceived skill, confidence, and use of Internet and mobile technologies; their views about receiving health information about postpartum weight and parenting; and whether these factors varied by race/ethnicity or income level.

Learn as much as you can about the job roles you are interested in and talk to people about the skills really required – people active in those roles – as opposed to perceived skills.

Patrick Mills, director of professional development, IPA To a degree it's the pace of change; there will always be a perceived skills gap as everyone in marketing and media wants their comms to be at the leading edge.

Regardless of rotation length, students reported high levels of perceived skills and knowledge after finishing the EM clerkship.

While [6] suggested a distinction between the two concepts, where competency indicates perceived skills and performance is actual behaviour and thus measurable.

The skills gap really exists in two dimensions; the gap in actual skills obtained by students relative to the job they want, and the gap in a person's perceived skills relative to their actual skills.