Sentence examples for relative proficiency from inspiring English sources

We also report on their relative proficiency when exporting to these markets.

In framing its policy the legislature was not bound to provide for determinations of the relative proficiency of particular practitioners.

Although the dividing criteria were different for the two genders, the main purpose of the analyses was to examine the effect of relative proficiency on the realization of /dz/, and thus, the potential effect of absolute Likert scale ratings should not be of much concern.

All subjects had normal vision, hearing, and reading abilities (Age-based Relative Proficiency Index for Basic Reading Skill cluster: average 98/90, minimum 96/90; Woodcock et al. 2001).

It has previously been shown that although overall hand skill improves with age (i.e. the peg test is performed in a shorter time with both hands), relative hand proficiency measured in this way does not change significantly between the ages of 3 and 15 (47).

It is also possible that the relative language proficiencies were different between the two groups.

The relative reaction proficiencies of the analogues found to be substrates were determined and compared (Table S1).

Bilingualism provides a unique opportunity for understanding the relative roles of proficiency and order of acquisition in determining how the brain represents language.

Nevertheless, nine males reported reading as a relative strength, and proficiency in science and mathematics was commented on.

Comprehensive external quality control studies for WN serology have not yet been performed and little information is available about the relative and overall proficiency in different laboratories.

Pluralsight IQ is designed to assist developers in assessing their competencies and determining their proficiencies relative to their peers.