Noticing that both grants and jobs in that field were few, she identified her most readily transferrable skill: her insight into cellular signal transduction.
The country lacks the infrastructure and readily available skills to be had in Europe.
In the past, pay has been based partly on experience, partly on readily measurable skills and qualifications, and partly on length of service.
In addition, horizontal drilling often done in SDWs can improve water yield and finally, SDWs maintenance can be done by the readily available skills at a local level compared boreholes (De Louw et al. 2013).
Beyond skills readily demonstrable from college curriculum (primarily cognitive skills and technical skills), there's the big question of soft skills.
It is critical that programmes explicitly emphasize team-learning, trainee interaction, and the expectation that specialty clinical and research expertise are valuable and readily-acquired skills that can broadly improve care for patients and their community.
Thus we agree that "better understanding the link between formal qualifications and actual skills is important because qualifications are more readily observable than skills and therefore often serve as an important proxy for the latter" (Heisig and Solga 2015, p. 203).
Senior managers must ensure that the network-based view of sales becomes the norm throughout the organization so that salespeople can readily learn network skills.
Mr. Elson and Mr. Ferrere conclude, contrary to the prevailing line, that chief executives can't readily transfer their skills from one company to another.
Few of the young soldiers who served under him had completed high school, but when treated democratically, as members of a cohesive group, they learned new skills readily, he found.
It may be extremely difficult to improve their skills readily for performing IVI in pediatric patients.
