Sentence examples for proficiency and experience from inspiring English sources

Students will gain proficiency and experience in critically evaluating key papers in molecular epidemiologic studies.

Delander, Lennart, Mats Hammarstedt, Jonas Mansson and Erik Nyberg (2005): "Integration of immigrants: The role of language proficiency and experience".

Specification 2 introduces controls to account for the effects of English language proficiency and experience (proxied by age), which were assigned greater significance in the evaluation of GSM visas between 2005 and 2009.

Even the FAA, it seems, has decided that "imposing such requirements would be unduly burdensome to small UAS operators" and that " The training, testing, proficiency and experience requirements for obtaining a commercial pilot license have limited relevance to the nature of small UAS operations.

We wanted to assess if EEG profiles varied across different meditation techniques, proficiency levels and experience of the practitioners.

The success of EUS-FNA is largely dependent upon the experience and technique of the endosonographer, as well as the proficiency and diagnostic experience of the pathologist (Fig.  1) [ 50].

The FAA considered requiring drone pilots to obtain a commercial pilot certificate, have a Class II medical certificate, pass an aeronautical knowledge test, and demonstrate flight proficiency and aeronautical experience before a certified flight instructor.

Multinomial and basic logistic regression models were used to understand satisfaction and preferences, with the hypotheses that CRAs, DMs and youngest stakeholders should prefer eCRFs; models included type of stakeholder, age, sex, level of computer proficiency and research experience.

The participants in the research comprised 4th year Romanian medical students from the Faculty of Medicine in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, with previous training exclusively in Romanian, good English proficiency and no experience with VPs.

Furthermore, related analysis suggests that our proxies for English proficiency (self-reported) and experience (age) are likely to understate the true variation of these characteristics during our sample period (see van de Ven and Voitchovsky, 2015).

The Birrell et al. review consequently recommended that GSM selection criteria should place greater emphasis on English language proficiency and relevant work experience.