Loeb was effusive in his praise for Eisenstein, saying that he has a rare combination of proficiency in both theoretical and experimental astrophysics.
Our transcribed genome array (TGA) assayed both rare and abundant transcripts with equivalent proficiency, revealing hundreds of low-abundance targets missed by previous approaches.
The work represents a very high level of technical proficiency and, except in rare cases, the presentation is very clear.
The lack of readily available, patient-derived materials for molecular genetic testing of many heterozygous or rare disorders creates a major impediment for laboratory proficiency and quality control procedures.
CRN picked up some New York court documents pertaining to this case that stated: "Successful unlimited operations are rare events requiring a high degree of technical proficiency, coordination and patience on the part of the criminal actors".
This review was reprinted in the Literary News: "Mr. Edwards remarkable for attainments in science no less than for versatile proficiency in the art of acting presents a rare type of the union of talents greatly divergent and seldom found in one and the same person".
This selection is often achieved by using a respiratory-deficient and an auxotrophic parental strain, making rare hybrids easily selectable by their prototrophy and respiratory proficiency (Pretorius, 2000; Hammond, 2003; see 'Selection of outcrossed hybrids').
While there are moments when everything falls into place (the Erykah Badu-assisted "Hey, Shooter"; a rare Albarn vocal on "Poison"; the sense of space on "Extinguished"), too often technical proficiency trumps songwriting.
To his Swiss-army-knife proficiency in data science, book history, and close reading, Piper adds a rare measure of generosity and tact.
By answering all kinds of questions about yourself, you can earn points for all the things that are 'good' about you: English and French language proficiency, being young, being well-educated, having a kind of skill that is rare in Canada, etc.
In that case, Epstein showed that standards for examiners vary widely, and that errors on proficiency tests — which are given irregularly and in a variety of forms — are far from rare.
