Sentence examples for skill probes from inspiring English sources

Print-knowledge skill probes were administered weekly to 33 children from low-income backgrounds.

Results showed gains from baseline to intervention in teachers' use of evocative print references, children's engagement, and performance on skill probes.

A pretest documented students' knowledge of DNA replication and related topics prior to viewing the animation or images, and a posttest (designed to assess a range of thinking skills, including higher-order skills) probed their resulting understanding of PCR.

The motor skills of probe placement on the patient can most effectively be learned via hands-on training [15].

His chief interest, though, remains those battles where maps and tactics are more important than charm, uncertainty and luck.Although Marlborough was no original tactician, Mr Holmes argues persuasively that the duke's skill lay in probing his opponent's defences, then moving quickly and committing troops when a weakness opened up.

Probing for factual information is a well-honed clinical skill, whereas in-depth probing for more potentially sensitive emotions can be less practised for the clinician, as can be seen in the following extract from an interview with 'Nede', a lesbian woman: Nede: I wanted to go on Roaccutane for my skin and she [the GP] insisted on a pregnancy test.

Maintenance probes showed skills maintained at the same levels 6 weeks following training.

They are the sensor motor component of moving the ultrasound probe, the skill of pattern recognition, and the skill of incorporation of the findings into the clinical setting.

Those who underestimate Stourton's probing skills usually come unstuck.

The purpose of this study was to build a wrist arthroscopy simulator to train the key navigation and probing skills required for a diagnostic wrist arthroscopy.

As in individual interviews, active listening and probing skills are applied.