Participants from both higher-ranking schools and regular state colleges or universities unanimously reported that limited language skills compromised their performance in school, and, if greater language proficiency was acquired, they felt that they would be able to outperform the current academic achievements.
Participants reported that proficiency was acquired through resident directed learning with no formal mechanism to ensure acquisition or maintenance of skills.
After she reached the age of 30, she acquired proficiency in Latin.
Because the law was highly technical, proficiency could be acquired only by following the demanding studies of the Inns.
But according to aides, this was one of the first times the mayor took his gradually acquired proficiency for an extended spin in public.
Educated in Latin and Greek there, Milton in due course acquired proficiency in other languages, especially Italian, in which he composed some sonnets and which he spoke as proficiently as a native Italian, according to the testimony of Florentines whom he befriended during his travel abroad in 1638 39.
For instance, computational proficiency cannot be acquired by memorizing only the syntax of commands of a programming language.
As typified by EGFR-targeted therapies for metastatic CRC (e.g.: panitumumab and cetuximab), this modest response is attributed to the innate and acquired proficiency of cancer cells to escape EGFR inhibition by engaging alternative oncogenic signals [ 2, 3, 52].
At an early age Shepstone acquired great proficiency in the native dialects and culture and learned Xhosa.
