Sentence examples for skill deterioration from inspiring English sources
Workers who experience long-term unemployment thanks to a harsh cyclical downturn can find themselves less employable because of skill deterioration once the market picks up.
In cases of isolated succinate dehydrogenase deficiency the phenotype is highly variable and can include Leigh syndrome [ 15- 17], leukodystrophy [ 16, 17], Kearns-Sayre syndrome [ 18], cardiomyopathy [ 19] and mental and motor skill deterioration [ 20].
On one hand, a 25% skills deterioration was observed 3 months after a 1-day hands-on training course on a box trainer [16], and on the other hand, excellent skills retention was revealed 6 months after validated proficiency-based training sessions [15].
Improvement in non-technical skills but deterioration in technical performance of trained teams.
The literature on retention of skills suggests that deterioration of the non-used skills appears to occur about 3 18 months after training.
Objective: Children with Large Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome (LVAS) frequently develop speech and language skills prior to deterioration of their hearing.
These results suggest that industries that utilized the more advanced skills-those acquired through a university degree and above-saw an improvement in women's labor market outcomes over this period while those that utilized mid-level skills saw a deterioration in women's labor market outcomes.
In particular, visual memory, naming and dominant parietal skills all showed deterioration.
To describe a program with integrated learning of communication and consultation skills developed with the intention of preventing deterioration of communication skills, and to present student evaluation data.
Long spells of unemployment cause much greater hardship than short spells, and they can be associated with deterioration of skills and long-term falls in earnings.
Joseph E. Stiglitz argued that the British government's plan was "a gamble with almost no potential upside" and that it would lead to lower growth, lower demand, lower tax revenues, a deterioration of skills among the unemployed and an even higher national debt.
