Sentence examples for seemed proficient from inspiring English sources

When log(green cover) was used as the single variable, the model seemed proficient at the same season (scale).

But the crowd — mostly women, with a few brave men — seemed fairly proficient.

Many north Africans have joined Iraq's insurgency; veterans are apparently returning to wage jihad at home or in Europe.The jihadists stirring next door in Morocco so far seem less proficient than their Algerian cousins.

But Peggy hasn't been exposed to or bitten by anything radioactive – she is just a smart, capable woman who has to rely on her wit and will, rather than a flying suit of cyber-armour (although she does seem reasonably proficient in judo).

The whole interaction could be seen as a comment on sports in general; on how they are leeched of spontaneity and glee by rigid governing regulations and principles, but it's also just further proof that grown-ups have a tendency to screw up just about everything when they try to enter the world of children with their detrimental meddling, Adults seem incredibly proficient at that.

Then asks "How do I follow?" after people had said that he seemed a bit too proficient in Twitter – of course the fact that he already followed people shows this is a setup.

You seem to be proficient in all the styles in the show: B-boying, salsa, the hustle, line dancing.

In other words, cdc13-2 mutant protein seems to be proficient in telomere capping but unable to support telomerase action.

Among the different Care Pathways proposed at international level, the most structured and proficient seems to be the "Liverpool Care Pathway for the dying patient" (LCP) [ 13].

There was an issue with inexperienced amateur cornermen handling cuts around their boxers' faces, but most seemed to have become more proficient in what was, for a long time, the domain of cuts men in the professional ranks.

But even the women, more proficient in this repertory, seemed more comfortable when given a character.