If the first thing people notice is your difficulty speaking a sentence, wouldn't it be better if instead they first recognized your proficiency at putting words together?
A rationale for the development of a behavioral rating system to evaluate clinicians' proficiency in recognizing, responding to, and evoking client change talk is presented.
A controlled intervention study concluded that five hundred repetitions of four basic cardiac murmurs significantly improved medical students' proficiency in recognizing basic cardiac murmurs.
Students who obtain the Seal of Biliteracy will be recognized for studying and attaining proficiency in two or more languages by the time they graduate high school.
Another pilot recognizes that schools that miss proficiency in just a few areas should not be lumped with dysfunctional institutions that are failing all of their students.
Those sorts of plays improve a team's win probability and a player's Total QBR, but are not recognized in other statistical measures of quarterback proficiency.
"I recognized something in him.
He demonstrates proficiency in Christian writings, and in addition, he recognizes the internal tension within Christianity between the papacy and the Roman Empire.
Rhabdomyolysis is recognized in horses.
However, students first need to be aware of what constitutes proficiency in the domain before they can be expected to recognize deficiencies in it.
In this report, we specifically assessed the association between the ability to recognize emotions through facial affect and exit examination performance, a measure of clinical proficiency, in undergraduate medical students stratified by gender at a South African tertiary institution.
