Sentence examples similar to proficient attitude from inspiring English sources
Finally the decision to exclude from the survey parents not sufficiently proficient in Italian prevents elaboration of knowledge and attitudes of the foreign-born population.
That is, it is flawed to assume that by establishing and maintaining clinical knowledge and attitudes appropriate to practice, trainees will also demonstrate proficient and appropriate use of practical skills (diagnostic and/or therapeutic).
Furthermore, while participants in this study found their experience with the barcode scanning system enjoyable and learned to become proficient in its use quite quickly, their educational background and generally positive attitudes toward technology could have introduced a positive bias in their evaluation of this device.
In other words, although proficient talkers are generally more cautious in adopting new variants, as one had originally predicted, their unwelcoming attitude could be attenuated by positive social connotation of the variant, and the effect is much stronger on females than on males.
Those proficient with Facebook, Twitter, Skype, webcams and smartphones may find "Disconnect" too obvious and blithely dismiss its alarmist attitude as fuddy-duddy.
Pop music has become so proficient at launching artists using an orchestrated campaign of social media, rap guest spots, mum-friendly ballads and an Asos-first attitude to creativity that it can pretty much control and guarantee the success of new, albeit incredibly dull, music.
We are extremely proficient".
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Julian was immediately proficient, practical.
His images are proficient.
