Sentence examples for proficient only from inspiring English sources

But, although David Yazbek's Hispanic-flavoured music and lyrics are perfectly proficient, only one song genuinely enhances the situation.

In fact, the rfa2 -A x mutant displayed an adaptation-reduced phenotype and became fully adaptation proficient only when combined with an rfa1 -t11 mutation.

Because they can attain so much more than what they're asked to do, we can expect them to be not only proficient, but to excel".

In other words, speakers' Min level is assumed to be not only proficient but also homogeneous in these studies.

In this time of rapid knowledge and technological advances, healthcare professionals must be educated to be not only technologically proficient but also to genuinely care for patients.

I have had many reports from ordinary people who take up a new sport or a musical instrument in their 50s or 60s, and not only become quite proficient, but derive great joy from doing so.

If the students in Group 3 made errors, were not corrected and repeated them through practice, they may have become proficient not only in good practice but also in bad practice [ 17].

Not only are they technically proficient, but they leverage their technological skills with leadership skills.

A recent widower, Mr. D'Arcy spends as many nights in the Stone Hut as he can each winter and is proficient not only in stoking the wood stove but also in the cabin's other chief activity, storytelling.

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

"In order to be educated," said Mr. Pekkanen, 78, who is proficient in not only Latin but also ancient Greek and Sanskrit, "it was once said that a real humanist must write poetry in Latin and Greek".