Sentence examples for proficiency of those from inspiring English sources

The purity of the anthrax found in the Senate office offers some clues about the proficiency of those who made it, experts said.

Three decades of decline in the share of Filipinos who speak the language, and the deteriorating proficiency of those who can manage some English, have eroded one of the country's advantages in the global economy.This week children trooped back to school for the new academic year.

This means that the scale can cover a relatively wide range of writing proficiency of those students who take TEM.

Figure 6 shows the correspondence of the German NA minimum and norm standard to the PISA baseline and norm proficiency: Of those non-native speakers who attained the German NA norm standard (B1.2 on the CEFR), 61.7 and 90.8% reached norm proficiency and baseline proficiency on the PISA scale, respectively.

The educational proficiency of the disabled surpasses the national education average, and yet we have these horrible unemployment rates in those communities.

Part is the sheer proficiency of the players and the improvisational atmospherics that feel more like a New York jazz club.

"We typically check products, new shipments and deliveries, monitor the proficiency of the mashgiach," Rabbi Larry Rothwachs, the council's president, wrote in an e-mail message.

This might pertain to the language proficiency of the learners.

Numerical examples confirm the proficiency of the method.

Hence, as the number of practices increases, so does the proficiency of the individual.

Furthermore, the electro-optical proficiency of the MWCNT/a-Si heterostructure was studied by fabrication of a photodiode.