Sentence examples for rate of skill from inspiring English sources

The TMS group had a significant additional improvement in performance, specifically, in the rate of skill acquisition.

Rate of skill mastery, frequency of errors, and maintenance of skills under the two prompting conditions were compared via combined multielement and multiple baseline designs.

The ability for developers to generate money from their skills comes at an opportune time, as it turns out, given that new data indicates the rate of skill growth is beginning to slow.

Dependent variables forming the basis for comparison included: (a) effectiveness (e.g. acquisition of systems and/or rate of use), (b) efficiency or rate of skill acquisition (c) participants' preference for systems, (d) occurrence of vocalizations and problem behavior, and (e) generalization across communication partners, settings, and time (i.e. maintenance).

The battery of additional tests showed an increase of the lag between reading age and chronological age over time since therapy in all tested patients, which is likely due to a reduced rate of skill acquisition.

4. A. Preston, "Do Differences in Rates of Skill Depreciation Across Scientific Fields Impact Labor Market Outcomes?" Haverford College, June 2000.

Keane and Wolpin (1997) estimated rates of skill attrition due to unemployment and show that white collar workers lose about 30% if they become long-term unemployed and blue collar workers 10%.

Proficiency-based curricula maximize efficiency by tailoring training to meet the needs of each individual; however, because rates of skill acquisition vary widely, such curricula may be difficult to implement.

This is based on the assumed importance of error correction in motor learning, with the hypothesis that error amplification leads to an increased rate of motor skill acquisition.

According to the extrapolation of our learning curve shown in Figure  1, in order to increase the success rate of the skill to 80% or higher, students probably would have to perform more than 15 CVCs.

However, given the purpose of our study, we did not want to use checklists because it would have artificially induced a higher recognition rate of communication skills.