…" However, your front-page photograph of Grayson Perry receiving his CBE (Nice frocks, 25 January) made me smile for the whole weekend: a skilled artist with insight, integrity and wit.
This would allow airlines to leverage the experience and insight of skilled pilots in a much more efficient way.
Skilled at translating their insights into decisions, graduates move businesses and whole industries forward.
In our team we can speak from experience: collecting, cleaning, harmonizing, analyzing data and presenting valuable and digestible insights requires skilled resources.
The findings from this study provide further insights: (a) skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy may be helpful in helping older adults to return to communities from institutions, and thus may be more closely related to reducing nursing home use; and (b) there may be ideal times to provide services to older adults in order to achieve these results.
If so, education will always be a tough slog, depending on disciplined work on the part of students and on the insight of a skilled teacher who can stretch stone-age minds to meet the demands of alien subject matter.
In summary, the modified staircase test introduces a colour-coded pellet system which obviously increases the test sensitivity and discloses new insights into the skilled forelimb use in a rat model of Parkinson's disease.
At overperforming firms, 61% of surveyed executives agreed that people in their insights functions were skilled at conveying their messages through engaging narratives; at underperforming firms, only 37% agreed.
High-performing organizations are particularly adept at integrating the two types of approaches; far more respondents from overperformers than from underperformers agreed that their insights functions were skilled at whole-brain thinking (71% versus 42%).
The man in the Oval Office is a skilled deal-maker with the sharp insight of a businessman.
Neurologist and musician Clynes [4] gives us insight into the power that skilled (human) musicians possess, p. 53: "In the house of Pablo Casals in Puerto Rico, the Master was giving cello master classes.
