(1968), while Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum and Richard Widmark led a wagon train in The Way West (1967) – all proficient rather than inspired westerns.
The job of the teacher has now become a constant struggle to get young people to understand how to pass tests rather than become proficient in their subject.
That sort of diversification and non-specialisation can lead to a musician being satisfactorily skilled in a variety of areas rather than super-proficient in one.
Droeser et al (2013) recently analysed the expression of PD-L1 in CRC by using a tissue microarray and found that PD-L1 expression is paradoxically associated with improved survival in DNA mismatch repair-proficient rather than -deficient CRC.
Neil thinks it's time he started to express himself rather than just be proficient.
Many hospitals on the closing list, rather than employing doctors proficient in cutting-edge medical procedures, have built reputations by fostering trust with neighborhood residents — in some cases over multiple generations.
More should have been done to attract the best teachers at the school cited in the article, Breathitt County High School, in Jackson, Ky., where fewer than 20percentt of the students are proficient in math, rather than spreading the windfall money to everyone's interests.
As to English (1997), private speech produced by the most and the least proficient reasoners was rather similar in quantity.
Rather than proving how tough, proficient, and cool-headed they were, as was typical of men in other dangerous workplaces, platform workers readily acknowledged their physical limitations, publicly admitted their mistakes, and openly attended to their own and others' feelings.
Much of his wartime work, though technically proficient and consistent, was rather conventional, often involving posed photographs rather than more candid impromptu shots of his subjects.
