Sentence examples for skill dependent from inspiring English sources

There is a relationship between population growth and productivity growth, but it is skill dependent, and the skills upon which it depends are very underrepresented in the migratory flows from the coasts to the Sunbelt.

-To what degree, if at all, is your ability to learn a subject or skill dependent on experiencing it in practice?

The skill dependent optical polishing process remains elusive due to unaccounted parameters and uncertainties.

Traditional splinting processes are skill dependent and irreversible, and patient satisfaction levels during rehabilitation are invariably lowered by the heavy structure and poor ventilation of splints.

Radiant Dawn introduced new features relating to unit development, such as double promotion for beorcs, which grants the unit a special skill dependent on the unit's class.

If surgical excision is employed, a wide margin and proper depth must be ensured, which is skill dependent.

Furthermore its diagnostic value is operator-skill dependent, and its application requires substantial pre-training, the availability of expensive equipment and direct patient contact (prohibiting its use in e-ICU (electronic intensive care unit) settings).

Stepwise multiple linear regression analysis was used to test the relationship between the quality of case-solving (dependent variable) and reflection skills, knowledge, and consultation skills (dependent variables).

The combination of an ageing workforce and a more skill-dependent economy means that countries will have to make better use of their female populations.

In skill-dependent tasks, such as hunting, people do have some control over the outcome, and trying again after a near miss could bring home the bison, he explains.

The advent of automated computerized metabolic gas analysis systems has generally overtaken the time-consuming and skill-dependent DBM in most labs (Macfarlane 2001).