Providing sustained and focused preparatory experiences for facilitators such as cooperative planning meetings and facilitation rehearsals—helps them become confident, proficient, and flexible in their role and promotes their ability to make skillful facilitation moves as they are leading PD workshops (Borko et al. 2014a; Santagata 2009; Zaslavsky and Leikin 2004).
However, age and context of acquisition of individual words also play a role in how proficient one is at processing those particular words [37], [39].
All subjects were proficient in the use of personal computers.
This is particularly true because Mr. Changchien is so proficient at differentiating the two roles: the slick, sexy imaginary Kwan and the awkward but genial real one.
For example, p21-deficient lymphomas with a p53 deficient background showed a higher apoptotic rate than p21-proficient lymphomas, indicating a protective role for p21 against apoptosis [ 29].
IL-15-deficient HER2/neu transgenic mice showed an earlier mammary carcinogenesis, with median latency time of tumor onset 4 weeks before that of IL-15-proficient NeuT mice, suggesting a role for IL-15 in tumor immunosurveillance.
In a field as male dominated as physics, Patricia Alireza has become a role model of a proficient scientist who is able to balance the rest of her life.
The versatility of lipid based particulate system for deliberate delivery of diverse range of molecules including immunomodulators, antigens and drugs have essentially found pivotal role in design of proficient vaccination and therapeutic strategies against leishmaniasis.
In the same conversation, he told me that DDI's most promising candidates for leadership positions are rated "strong" in most parts of the role-playing exercise and "proficient" in a few, while I, in contrast, rated nothing higher than a (tactfully worded) "development opportunity".
However, whereas Akt activation has a pro-survival role in eIF2 αP-proficient cells, the lesser amount of activated Akt in eIF2 αP-deficient cells promotes death.
