Sentence examples for skill term from inspiring English sources
Aspect (i): Skill frequencies vary between the different IP skills (from 1 to 17) and within different Q matrix models (skill "TERM": from 9 to 17, see Fig. 4).
The following is an example of how to read the table concerning the important skills "TERM" and "INFO": in Q-I (Fig. 9) the skill "TERM" is needed in 100% of the tasks which also required the skill "INFO" (cell: row "TERM"—column: "INFO"); in reverse (cell: row "INFO column: "TERM"), the skill "INFO" is needed in 67% of the tasks which also required the skill "TERM".
As illustration, given the term "skill", term inclusion will group terms such as "programming skills" and "a set of skills" in a skill category.
This skill, termed "cultural competence", was first described as a "set of congruent behaviours, attitudes and policies that come together in a system, agency or among professionals to work effectively in cross-cultural situations" (p.iv) [ 3].
A fourth (extended skills) term is often undertaken in the general practice setting as well.
The ethics of healthcare worker migration thus need to be considered not only in medical skills terms, but also against the broader socioeconomic background [ 45].
Dr Mark Salter, a consultant psychiatrist working in east London, says baking and cooking are good occupational therapies that help patients develop planning skills, short term memory and social skills - all of which suffer in mental illness.
It demonstrates Graham's early modernism in all its amazing skill in terms of bodily, spatial and rhythmic architecture, and its ringing vehemence of expression.
Notwithstanding the popularity of this kind of modeling, its ex-ante skill in terms of earthquake predictability gain is still unknown.
Blitz chess, where each player typically has five minutes for an entire game, relies heavily on short-term tactical skill, not long-term strategic planning.
It's not always a rugby spectacle in terms of skill but in terms of emotion, passion, highs and lows it can't be beaten.
