Sentence examples for proficiency leads from inspiring English sources

Columns (5) and (6) address the possibility that poor Spanish proficiency leads to the earnings gap between Mestizo and Indigenous workers, as suggested by Chiswick et al. (2000).

This suggests that the NER proficiency leads to the accumulation of unprocessed single-strand bases (SSBs) that can be converted to DSBs in the S phase.

Some adverse factors (and especially combinations of adverse factors, e.g., a large proportion of missing values and a high level of dependence of the missing data pattern on true person proficiency) led to biases in the range of −0.145 to 0.092 for the subpopulation differences and −0.041 to 0.061 for the regression coefficient β2.

Or we can do better: English proficiency that leads to skilled jobs, promotions, raises, college graduations and, ultimately, one America.

The issues with proficiency models led to growth being factored into overall performance.

The creation of compositions required a high level of technical proficiency and led to songs "tinged with discord".

According to the bilingual cognitive advantage hypothesis, increased language proficiency should lead to enhanced cognitive control abilities (Bialystok, Craik & Ruocco, 2006; Linck, Hoshino & Kroll, 2008).

The results obtained in this single-center experiment confirm that the serum-free media used in the proficiency panel lead to background reactivity which was comparable to the background spot production induced by freezing media containing human AB serum, but also to other freezing preparations containing or lacking serum (FCS or CTL Cryomedium, respectively).

An additional finding of the second part of this study was that all three media used in the proficiency panel led to similar results as compared to cells frozen with a medium that was supplemented with FCS which is broadly used worldwide.

This laboratory has participated successfully in a CDC-administered quality-control program (Blood Lead Proficiency Testing Program) for the measurement of lead in whole blood.

If feedback is used as a tool for the advancement of technical proficiency, then reflection leads to individual growth and maturation, both working synergistically in a trainees' development.