Sentence examples for proficient at learning from inspiring English sources

By 1987, the American intelligence community had become exceedingly proficient at learning what could be learned about another nation's nuclear ambitions.

Your bird may become proficient at learning words, and therefore you should avoid swearing or using other rude words in his company.

The kind of culture that humans enjoy can only exist because we are so proficient at teaching and at learning from teachers.

The percentage of animals within each treatment group that reached criterion by the end of the training period was significantly reduced in the 1 mg but not 6 mg/kg/day treatment group relative to controls, further suggesting that weanling rats exposed developmentally to A1254 at 1 mg/kg/day were not as proficient at spatial learning as animals in either the control or 6 mg/kg/day A1254 group.

In the Morris water maze, IDUA−/− mice exhibited impaired proficient learning only at 4 months of age during the acquisition phase.

By helping people to become more proficient in learning.

Diabetes educators were proficient in learning MI.

Educated in Paris and Orléans, he became especially proficient in Greek, learning philosophy, law, theology, and medicine as well.

So Marines are bracing for a fight against guerrillas who, they discovered in June, are surprisingly proficient at tactics the Marines themselves learned in infantry school.

In previous research (Horwitz and Christie 2000; Horwitz et al. 2010from computer-based manipulatives to hypermodels'), we have found quite often that students who are taught with game-like activities may become proficient at the game yet fail to learn the science concepts that underlie it.

While there, Ms. Sample began attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to rid herself of her drinking habit, earned her high school equivalency diploma, became proficient at knitting and, as she put it, "learned to walk right with the Lord".