Sentence examples for proposed skill from inspiring English sources

The proposed skill assist method is implemented using our previous power assist device; therefore, the device provides not only a power assist effect but also a skill assist effect to correct the motion.

The breadth of the proposed skill base of the primary care team and especially the inclusion of psychosocial capability should better address the diversity of clinic populations and improve outcomes, particularly in more disadvantaged populations.

The program covers the fundamentals in the areas of mathematics, computer science, biochemistry/chemistry and physiology, which represent important elements in the proposed skill set.

As solutions, the team proposed skills' training, induction courses for doctoral students-mentor teams, and a Frequently Asked Questions' document, to better inform mentors', mentees' expectations and experiences.

Buchan and Dal Poz (2002) proposed that skill mixes be determined in terms of the following [ 6]: 1. Skill shortages 2. Cost containment 3. Quality improvement 4. New technology or new health interventions 5. New health programs requiring certain types of skills.

We have proposed a skill assist method by using a semi-active assist mechanism through energy control.

In agreement with the proposed minimum skill set, the authors recognized bioinformatics as a strongly multi-disciplinary field where fundamentals in biology, mathematics and computer science are critical.

In general, the basic bioinformatics curriculum they described, at both the undergraduate and master's level, fit the scope of the proposed minimum skill set, imparting students with essential knowledge and principles in the relevant fields of biology, mathematics and computer science.

From all of the discussions, the respondents proposed 45 skills that they thought were necessary, but were not mentioned in the list of 114 skills in the data collection form.

Thus, although a structured approach with deep excision in compound and dermal nevus is proposed, the skills of the operator cannot predict the chance of recurrence 36– 39, 43 and the inadequate histological opinion can lead to medicolegal issues.

Despite these limitations, we believe that our theory still constitutes a nice contribution to the literature, at a minimum because it allows making explicit the assumptions underlying the proposed measure of skill mismatch.