Sentence examples for proficiency over from inspiring English sources

The current bills demand that schools move all students to 100percentt proficiency over 10 or 12 years -- "an impossible dream," said Stephen Barr, Missouri's assistant commissioner.

Whereas girls tend to attain their maximum proficiency in speeded tasks earlier in life than boys do, males continue to gain proficiency over a longer period and maintain that proficiency well into middle age.

Critics of the point-based scoring system find it to be overly nitpicking — too weighted toward negativity in taking points away from skaters, too eager to reward competent but lackluster technical proficiency over risk, creativity and originality.

However, available measurement allowed us to assess changes in proficiency over 1 year of learning between the middle of 10th and 11th grade.

Virtually all newcomers who arrive in the U.S. without English improve their proficiency over time.

The gradual increase in proficiency over time seen in Angels' performance is suggestive of trial and error learning.

They will be expected to raise all students to "proficiency" levels over the next 12 years, and they will have to administer the N.A.E.P. test every other year in order to provide an external check to their internal measures.

In scores released this month from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, two-thirds of fourth graders nationwide failed to achieve reading proficiency, and over one-third didn't master the basics.

The CVC as part of the Sabin Vaccine Institute initiated an Assay Working Group, which has conducted two large-scale ELISPOT proficiency panels over the last 2 years with access for laboratories world-wide.

No proficiency testing or over-reading of saved images was performed.

In the jargon of Brussels, any lack of "input legitimacy" is compensated by "output legitimacy .Yet it is precisely over proficiency, particularly in economic policy, that the commission is suffering the cruellest kicks of all.