Indeed, skill, experience and daring are often not enough.
The arduous job is to figure out which mutations are important, a task that requires skill, experience and instincts.
Young children are acutely sensitive but lack the skill, experience and self-sufficiency to deal with strong feelings.
Schulmann told me that in Russia's political system "there are no such things as qualifications, talent, skill, experience.
The expert witness must be "qualified as an expert by knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education". Id.
While central physical concepts often serve as a starting point, specific parameter selection is frequently done manually, based on operator skill, experience, and intuition.
The standard structural design procedure requires the predetermination of the dimensions of load carrying members that is generally based on designer's engineering skill, experience and intuition.
To an extent unmatched by any recent major political figure, she offers the erasure of any distinction — in skill, experience, intellect — between the governing and the governed.
Riding a motorcycle or scooter, especially in a strange foreign country, takes more skill, experience, commitment and courage than simply renting a Camry.
However, the most important determinant of number of SLNs removed at surgery is related to surgeon skill/experience, which is well controlled for in our study in that only two surgeons, each with more than 10 years of SLN surgery experience, performed all the surgeries.
However, professionals with two specific skill/experience profiles are often underrepresented or unrepresented in the process: (i) people with strong experience-based knowledge regarding the type of materials that community health workers would find helpful to promote behaviors; and, (ii) professionals with expertise in the design of community-level communication materials such as the booklet.
