Sentence examples for skilled exercise from inspiring English sources

In focus groups, the recorded discussions have to be transcribed ad verbatim and analysed, which is a time-consuming and skilled exercise (Gallagher et al., 1993).

One practical approach used by skilled exercise interventionists that addresses the issue of variability is to ask an individual to complete a maximal number of repetitions in the final set for a particular exercise.

Each of these exempt categories is defined by a set of duties showing that the exempt employee is skilled and exercises independent judgment, or is a boss with a department and employees to supervise.

The MHLC scales results obtained appear to confirm the idea that depressive patients have appropriate beliefs concerning the management of their condition, and define themselves as informed and aware of the specific 'commitment rules' related to depression and, therefore, skilled at exercising due control over it.

After the monkey became skilled at the exercise, the scientists disconnected the joystick.

These were part of Home Office attempts to change the culture of policing by introducing a different kind of officer – informed, committed to democratic and responsible policing, critically reflective both of their role and of the policing organisation and skilled in the exercise of independent judgment.

It's just that many of the people participating either shouldn't be in the program or need to be better skilled at the exercises.

Keep skilled through practice.

A skilled conversation is an exercise in forced empathy.

But this isn't just a listening exercise; the skilled puppeteers, on sets by Chris Barreca, are creating a mesmerizing spectacle.

And indeed John Kerry was among a crowd of senators who endorsed Mr Webb for the nomination, helping to bolster his still-somewhat-shaky Democratic credentials.Democrats are hoping Mr Webb's campaign may be what Mr Kerry's was not: an exercise in skilled anticipation of Republican attacks on his military record.